Alabama HB32 revises child passenger restraint system requirements and penalties for violations.

Alabama HB32 amends the law to revise the age and weight ranges for child passenger restraint systems. It specifies that infants must use rear-facing seats until at least two years of age or pounds in weight, convertible seats until at least five years of age or pounds, and booster seats until at least six years of age. The bill increases penalties for violations, with fines ranging from $25 to $150, and mandates that $15 of each fine be used for vouchers for child passenger restraint systems for low-income families.

Alabama HB32 revises child passenger restraint system requirements and penalties for violations.

Alabama HB32 amends the law to revise the age and weight ranges for child passenger restraint systems. It specifies that infants must use rear-facing seats until at least two years of age or pounds in weight, convertible seats until at least five years of age or pounds, and booster seats until at least six years of age. The bill increases penalties for violations, with fines ranging from $25 to $150, and mandates that $15 of each fine be used for vouchers for child passenger restraint systems for low-income families.