The Florida Senate has approved legislation that would toughen the state's car seat law.
Current law affects only kids five and younger and there are no height restrictions.
Under the proposal, kids that don't meet the height requirements would have to be placed in a car seat or a booster seat that is designed for bigger children. The measure still needs to be approved by the House before it makes its way to the Governor's desk. If signed into law it would become the nation's strictest car seat law.