Florida S1384 mandates specific child restraint devices for children under 8 in motor vehicles and motorcycles.
Florida S1384 amends child restraint requirements for motor vehicles and motorcycles. It mandates that children under 8 must use federally approved child restraint devices while in a motor vehicle. For motorcycles and mopeds, children under 8 must be seated in a sidecar and restrained. Exceptions apply for medical emergencies or conditions. Violators face penalties, but may opt for a child restraint safety program instead. The act takes effect July 1, 2026.
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