goodintention54
Plymouth, MI
age: 55
| I'm sure all of you that have little children are aware that effective July 1,2008 a new booster seat law goes into effect in the State of Michigan. Spoke with a Plymouth police officer and was told that the ticket for noncompliance to the law is $165.00. Just thought I would pass that along to those that it concerns
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mattholo
Grand Haven, MI
age: 19
| Thanks for that goodintentions. i don't have kids yet but i just want to know what do you parents think about that law, like ur kids having to be in one till there 8 or 4"9'
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ericr64
Mount Pleasant, MI
age: 44
| Sounds like good news for seat manufactures and more ticket opportunities.
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lenajay
Grand Rapids, MI
age: 28
| just another way for michigan to slap it's residents in the face and leave a big bruise.  now people have to take money from their expensive a** gas budget to buy booster seats for kids who don't even need them. 
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goodintention54
Plymouth, MI
age: 55
| Yup another way for them to dip into our wallets...The whole idea I am told is so that the seat belt fits them properly. My truck has adjustable seat belts on the rear seats (you can raise or lower them as needed) I had the belts lower so that they fit the children perfectly...guess what add a booster seat and I had to raise the belts up to fit properly. Makes absolutely no sense.
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appygal81
Standish, MI
age: 27
| i think its more of a pain in the arz, my daughter stays in her seat with the buckle on at all times, the booster seat i have is just sort of a nuisance...however she is 5 and 42 lbs and like 42 inches tall...so its a pain having a string bean for a child as well
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