**请问关于带8个月baby去澳洲旅游car seat怎么办

babynest2012

我跟LG想在10-11月间带着到时候就快9个月的儿子去墨尔本，悉尼玩几天，可是有些担心报名当地day tour去philip island , great ocean road 旅行社会有car seat 提供吗？

求各位大大帮忙介绍！谢谢！

UTtraveler

你为什么不问旅行社？每个州的有些road rules是不一样的。
当地的自驾road rules是这样的：
Sydney-child restraints

Melbourne-Child Restraint

看：
http://www.rta.nsw.gov.au/roadsafety/children/childrestraints/childrestraintlaws_faqs.html
Do we need a child restraint in taxis and buses? Taxis
Taxi drivers must ensure:

• All passengers younger than 12 months must be secured in a child restraint.
• All passengers aged over 12 months and under 16 years must:
  • occupy a seating position that is fitted with a suitable seatbelt, and
  • not occupy the same seating position as another passenger (whether or not the other passenger is exempt from wearing a seatbelt under rule 267), and
  • wear the seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened.
• No passenger under four years old is in the front seat and a child four years or older but under seven years may only sit in the front row if all of the other seats in the row or rows behind the front row are occupied by passengers who are also under seven years old.

Buses (more than 12 seats)
A driver of a bus, that is designed to seat over 12 adults (including the driver), is not required to ensure passengers, including those under 16 years of age are in a restraint. It is recommended that where a restraint is available, it should be worn.Small Buses (9 to 12 seats)
A driver of a small bus (between 9 to 12 seats including the driver) providing a public passenger service under the Passenger Transport Act 1990 must ensure that:

• All passengers younger than 12 months are secured in a child restraint.
• All passengers aged over 12 months and under 16 years:
  • occupy a seating position that is fitted with a suitable seatbelt, and
  • not occupy the same seating position as another passenger, and
  • wear the seatbelt properly adjusted and fastened.
• No passenger under 4 years old is in the front seat and a child 4 years or older but under 7 years may only sit in the front row if all of the other seats in the row or rows behind the front row are occupied by passengers who are also under 7 years old.

A driver of a small bus not providing a public passenger service under the Passenger Transport Act 1990 is required to fully comply with the child restraint laws and must ensure that all passengers under 7 years old are appropriately restrained in an approved child restraint or booster seat.

http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/Home/SafetyAndRules/SaferVehicles/BuyingASafeCar/SeatBelts.htm
Who is responsible for wearing seatbelts?
If you are the driver, before you drive off make sure:

• your own seatbelt is properly adjusted and fastened
• any adult passengers have their seatbelts properly
adjusted and fastened

Passengers under 16 years of age are restrained as follows:

• Children under the age of six months must be restrained in a properly fastened and adjusted approved rearward-facing child restraint.
• Children six months to less than the age of four must be restrained in either a properly fastened and adjusted approved rearward-facing child restraint, or forward-facing child restraint with inbuilt harness.
• Children four years to less than the age of seven must
be restrained in either a forward-facing child restraint with an inbuilt harness, or booster seat restrained by a correctly adjusted and fastened seatbelt, or child safety harness.
• Children aged seven years to less than the age of
16 years must be restrained in an approved booster seat with a properly fastened and adjusted lap sash seatbelt, or child safety harness or a properly fastened and adjusted seatbelt.
• A rearward facing child restraint cannot be used in the front seat when there is a passenger airbag.

For detailed information about choosing child restraints and booster seats, see [url=http://www.vicroads.vic.gov.au/Home/SafetyAndRules/SaferVehicles/ChildRestraints/ChooseTheRightChildRestraint.htm]Choosing and using restraints and booster seats[/url%5