In Australia, kids can ride in the front seat only when they're at least 7 years old, but it's best to keep them in the back until they're 12 years old or taller than 148 cm.
Why the fuss? Front airbags are deadly serious business for little ones, and the back seat is statistically safer. If you absolutely must put a kid up front, make sure the airbag is disabled or the seat is pushed back as far as it goes.
Of course, always follow your local laws and manufacturer guidelines. For more details, check out the latest road safety rules or ask on forums like ServiceCentral.
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