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2005 Wisconsin Act 106

Click here for the text of the full Act.

(effective date: June 1, 2006)

Under this act, s. 347.48(4)(am) is amended to require any child between the ages of 4 and 8 to be secured in a booster seat while traveling in a motor vehicle.  Children who weigh more than 80 pounds and are more than 4-feet 9-inches tall are exempt from this requirement.  Children who cannot be placed in a booster seat because of a physical or medical condition or body size may also be exempt.  

In addition, the act allows drivers to be cited for having unbelted passengers of any age in their vehicle under s. 347.48(2m).  While the effective date of this act was June 1, 2006, there is a 6-month written warning grace period for any violations.
 

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