In NSW, kids under the age of 7 are generally required to sit in the back seat using an appropriate child restraint system. Children aged 7 and above may sit in the front seat, but it's safer to keep younger ones in the back. The law mandates that all children must use a suitable car seat or booster until they are at least 148 cm tall or 7 years old. Front seat airbags can be dangerous for small children, so best practice is to keep them rearward-facing in the back seat as long as possible. Always check official NSW road rules and vehicle manuals for specifics.
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