.: Smiley Kids :.

The back seat is the safest place in the car as most collisions are head on.
No person under 1.4m tall should ever sit in the front seat of a car with a passenger air bag fitted.
People loose in the car could injure others as well as themselves in an accident.
Never use one seat belt for more than one person.
Never hold a child on your lap – even if you are wearing a seat belt.
If no child seat is available, using shoulder straps is safer than just a lap belt. Place the child on a cushion, clothing etc. to raise his height so the shoulder strap doesn't cut across his head or neck.
Never place a shoulder strap under a child's arm or behind his back.
If you are forced to use a lap belt, make sure it fits snugly across the thighs – never across the tummy.
Never allow children to ride in the back of a pickup (even with a canopy), in the back of a station wagon, on the parcel shelf, in the boot etc.