Highway safety-child restraints.

SF 19 (Wyoming Senate Bill 19) requires all children under age two or below the weight/height limits specified by the car seat manufacturer to use a rear-facing child safety restraint system in vehicles. The law directly affects parents and caregivers transporting infants in Wyoming vehicles, mandating rear-facing seats instead of forward-facing ones for this age group. It also clarifies that rear-facing seats must not be placed in front of active airbags for safety reasons. The bill amends Wyoming Statute 31-5-1303 and takes effect July 1, 2023.