In Queensland, the law is as clear as a freshly cleaned windscreen: children under 7 years old must be secured in an appropriate child restraint in taxis, rideshares, and private vehicles alike. That means a car seat, booster, or harness depending on the child's age and size. However, there are exceptions for short trips, medical emergencies, or if the taxi company provides suitable restraints. So, if you're thinking of flinging your toddler into a taxi without a car seat, think again—it's not just naughty, it's illegal. For the nitty-gritty, check the Queensland Government's official transport website or ServiceCentral for the latest rules. Stay safe and keep the little ones buckled up!
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