ToddlerDenmark

An introduction to the traffic rules and road signs of Denmark. Learn about driving, road safety and much more in our illustrated book, with answers to frequently asked questions.

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Traffic signs

Traffic rules

Denmark

87. Toddler

A toddler is a young child who has progressed beyond infancy but still requires close supervision and special protection around roads and vehicles. Toddlers may travel as passengers in cars, public transport, bicycles or other vehicles subject to the safety requirements that apply in each country.

When travelling by car, toddlers should use an appropriate child restraint system suited to their size. Adults should also supervise them carefully near roads, parking areas and moving vehicles.

Toddler riding a tricycle.
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How should a toddler travel in a car?

A toddler should travel in an appropriate child restraint system that is suitable for the child's size and correctly installed in the vehicle.

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 99–102, child restraints; national guidance example

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 204–210, children; national guidance example

🔗 cdn.group.renault.com • Dacia Sandero, Stepway and Jogger owner’s manual, pages 1.36–1.61, child safety and front-airbag deactivation; model-specific example

🔗 nhtsa.gov • US NHTSA, air bags and child restraint safety

Can a rear-facing toddler seat be placed in front of an active airbag?

No. A rear-facing child restraint should not be placed in front of an active frontal airbag because the airbag can create a serious danger to the child.

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 99–102, child restraints; national guidance example

🔗 gov.uk • Great Britain Highway Code, Rules 204–210, children; national guidance example

🔗 cdn.group.renault.com • Dacia Sandero, Stepway and Jogger owner’s manual, pages 1.36–1.61, child safety and front-airbag deactivation; model-specific example

🔗 nhtsa.gov • US NHTSA, air bags and child restraint safety

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