# Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards; Child Restraint Systems
> **National Highway Traffic Safety Administration** · Final rule; response to petitions for reconsideration. · Published 1995-05-10 · Effective 1995-08-08 · 60 FR 24797
## Document
- **Document number:** 95-11392
- **Category:** fmvss
- **Sub-agency:** National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
- **Federal Register citation:** 60 FR 24797
- **CFR reference:** 49 CFR 571
- **Publication date:** 1995-05-10
- **Effective date:** 1995-08-08
- **DOT docket:** Docket No. 74-09
## Abstract

This document amends the labeling requirements of Standard 213 that were adopted in a rule facilitating the manufacture of belt- positioning child seats (booster seats designed to be used with a vehicle's lap/shoulder belt system). Specifically, this document amends the requirements for a type of belt-positioning seat known as a dual- purpose booster (a booster that can be used with either a lap or a lap/ shoulder belt when used with a shield-type component to restrain the upper torso of a child seated in the booster, but only with a lap/ shoulder belt when used without the shield). In response to a petition for reconsideration from Gerry Baby Products, NHTSA is amending several of the labeling requirements to exclude dual-purpose boosters that are designed such that the shoulder belt is not placed in front of the child when the booster is used with a shield and a lap/shoulder belt. This rule also corrects labeling requirements adopted in the rule by excluding from those requirements car beds and rear-facing restraints, restraints for which the requirements were not intended.

## Source
- [Federal Register document](https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/1995/05/10/95-11392/federal-motor-vehicle-safety-standards-child-restraint-systems)
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