In daily life, it is necessary to abide by traffic rules in order to have a better traffic environment, and also have a sense of safety. It is important to avoid driving too fast or overloaded, and to maintain the good habit of not driving after drinking. So how tall and how old is a child considered overloaded?
Overloading is an overload of people, not related to age or height. Some cars can only accommodate 5 people, but if 6 people are seated, it is considered an overload. This is a lack of awareness of safety, and we need to improve our safety awareness. We cannot compromise and do unsafe things. On the highway, it is important to keep an eye on traffic lights and maintain alertness while driving. Driving without drowsiness is irresponsible behavior.
If the child is too young, a child safety seat can be placed in the back seat of the car. When parents are driving, place the child in the safety seat and fasten the seat belt. Also, if the child is not an adult, they cannot sit in the front seat of the car. Children before reaching adulthood must sit in the back seat of the car to ensure the safety of the child.
The current traffic rules are very comprehensive. If there are violations of traffic rules, points will be deducted and fines will be imposed. If the deduction reaches twelve points, the driver's license will need to be retaken. Therefore, in order to prevent these incidents from happening, traffic rules should be followed. If the child is only one year old and the car is limited to seven people, and the behavior of eight children is considered overloading, it also violates order and needs to be punished.
