In Victoria, Australia, the law is quite clear: if you're transporting a child in a taxi, you generally don't need to use a child car seat. This exemption is because taxis are considered a different category of vehicle compared to private cars. However, it's strongly recommended to use a car seat whenever possible for safety's sake. Kids under 7 years must use an appropriate child restraint in private vehicles, but taxis and rideshares have their exceptions.
That said, if you can, bring your own car seat or check if the taxi company provides one, as it’s always safer than relying on loose child passengers. For the nitty-gritty and to avoid fines, consult the official Victorian road safety regulations or ServiceCentral.

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