Air Bag A bag that deploys, typically from the steering wheel or dashboard during a crash to act as an cushion for the occupant. The correct location of the seat belt when wrapped around or through the child restraint. This type of booster positions the child so that the lap and shoulder seat belt will fit better. This type of booster has a small shield that fits across the lap to restrain the child.
Current models have removable shields.
The shield must be used if only a lap belt is available. Child Restraint A general term for any device, including a car seat, that is especially designed to protect a child during a crash. Compliance Tests Tests done by the manufacturers for self certification that their products meet federal standards. A seat belt anchored at two points, for use across the occupant's thighs and hips. A seat belt that is anchored at three points and restrains the occupant at the hips and across the chest and one shoulder.