A bill being proposed in California wants to ban teenagers from riding in the front seat of the car. It would also require all children under 10 to use booster seats.

It would require all children under 10 to use booster seats and ban children under 13 from sitting in the front seat.

A bill proposed by a state Assemblymember could ban some teenagers from riding in the front seat of cars in California.

A bill advancing in the California State Legislature could change how millions of children ride in vehicles. Last week, the Assembly Transportation Committee voted in favor of advancing AB 435, ...

No more calling "shotgun?" Under AB 435, teens up to 16 years old would be banned from riding in the front seat unless they ...

Studies related to car safety show that children and teens have greater risks when it comes to car accidents. Because of this ...

Under Assembly Bill 435, teens up to 16 years old who don't meet certain requirements would be required to ride in the back ...

Get in the back, kids. A proposed new California law would keep kids in the back seat until they're 16 if they're not tall enough ...

A repeat sex offender who was convicted last year in the 2023 rape of a 13-year-old girl has been sentenced to 50 years in prison. In November, a jury deliberated for 11 minutes before finding ...

New car seat laws change how long a child must remain in a type of car seat before moving up to the next safety seat.

Children under 13 years old: All children younger than 13 years old must ride in the rear seat if the car has one available.