For this reason, we should ensure the best possible safety for our children. Having children secured in a booster seat and making sure their seat belts are on at all times is not only good public policy, but good common sense. Mellow said fines would also increase under his bill. Two points would be assessed for subsequent violations. Courts would also have the discretion to waive a fine if the operator provides proof of purchasing a booster seat.
Current law requires judges to waive the fine if proof of purchase of a safety seat is provided.