nathan5346
Well-Known Member
You'd want your kids sitting in the back with no seats n belts?
300tdistu
Well-Known Member
wiltshire landyman
I’m back
would you put your cherished bone china tea set in the back unrestrained
Station House
Well-Known Member
This has been debated several times so worth a search
If I recall correctly, they have to be over 12 before they can sit in the side benches
Here's one for you:
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/rear-seat-belts-side-facing-seats-73455.html
If I recall correctly, they have to be over 12 before they can sit in the side benches
Here's one for you:
http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f7/rear-seat-belts-side-facing-seats-73455.html
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Optimus Prime
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whether it is relevant or not, I think rear seat belts became compulsory on new cars in 1986
retneprac
Well-Known Member
Thanks All.
Had a look at the gov website.
They can be in the back with no belts (believe me, if i had them, they'd wear them) but they are mostly in the front.
Take a look.
Using a seat belt : Directgov - Travel and transport
Had a look at the gov website.
They can be in the back with no belts (believe me, if i had them, they'd wear them) but they are mostly in the front.
Take a look.
Using a seat belt : Directgov - Travel and transport
are you referring to this line?
Do you actually have seats in the back? If so did you retro fit them?
Just seen your original post - if you don't have seats in the back the kids can't travel there - that's like sticking your kids in the boot of your car... you can't do it. It is just a load space.
Do you actually have seats in the back? If so did you retro fit them?
Just seen your original post - if you don't have seats in the back the kids can't travel there - that's like sticking your kids in the boot of your car... you can't do it. It is just a load space.
pie eater pete
Active Member
Stick some mini bus seats in the back-sorted.
Station House
Well-Known Member
I have a Range Rover, no rear belt's, so I can't carry a child under 3 in the rear? Or does that apply only to side facing seat's?
No, think you're right
landrover109uk
Active Member
right here i go i have a 109 safari seat belts only in front as i got 5 kids ive turned it in to a 9 seater not 12
so 2 belts in front .Ive got the right seat belt bracket for middle seats but dont know where it goes (i think they are for the clip bit not belt ) ive been told as ive put rear seat that face each other and been told i can only put lap belts on these seats
now heres what get me they all going to be fitted by a mot tester i know
but some insurances say this is a modification all seat belts are bs standed
and all brackets are landrover own make
so due to mine being old im going to go for safty for my kids and balls to the tw-ts at my old insurace company historic here i come
so 2 belts in front .Ive got the right seat belt bracket for middle seats but dont know where it goes (i think they are for the clip bit not belt ) ive been told as ive put rear seat that face each other and been told i can only put lap belts on these seats
now heres what get me they all going to be fitted by a mot tester i know
but some insurances say this is a modification all seat belts are bs standed
and all brackets are landrover own make
so due to mine being old im going to go for safty for my kids and balls to the tw-ts at my old insurace company historic here i come
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theorangebandit
New Member
the law only states that forward facing seats require seat belts, however children under a certain height and age must be in a child seat of sorts, which needs to be restrained by a seat belt. and i cant find anything anywhere that sates that the child seat has to face forward, but law of no law, when i build seat sinto mine(once built) it will have two forward facing seats with belts .
theorangebandit
New Member
yea no law for them to have belts , however, car seats need them and need to be fitted to normal seats
