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Child seats — what kind do I need?

Making sure you purchase the right child seat is an important decision for your family's safety.

New regulations requiring child passengers to be appropriately secured according to their age and development will become law in July of 2008. We are updating this section to reflect the changes to BC's child seat law. It will be available shortly.

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