Quote: Originally posted by mafield01 on 03/9/2022
Hope no one looks at the earlier posts on this thread, as it is now very out-dated, and much info is wrong.
Many thanks for pointing that out. As you have knowledge on the subject perhaps you could provide some up to date information on how the regulations have changed & post up the correct laws as they are now ?
Quote: Originally posted by mafield01 on 03/9/2022
Hope no one looks at the earlier posts on this thread, as it is now very out-dated, and much info is wrong.
Many thanks for pointing that out. As you have knowledge on the subject perhaps you could provide some up to date information on how the regulations have changed & post up the correct laws as they are now ?
Mafield01 joined in 2008, first posted in 2013 and this is their 2nd post, in 2022. I hope they’ll come back & update the rear seat belt legislation, that would be useful to a number of people.
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Remember, if you buy something you bought it, not brought it.
We’re currently looking for a motorhome and during our searches couldn’t understand why some were classed as 4 berth but with only 2 seatbelts. Never even occurred to me that 2 people would travel without wearing a seatbelt
Been interesting reading this thread. I had an older camper, and as I wasn't sure about the legalities of travelling on the side facing seats I investigated. (No seat belts btw) Apparently, due to the age of the vehicle, it was quite legal for passengers to travel on these seats without seat belts. However, when I upgraded to a much newer van with the exact same layout, there were warning signs that the side facing seats could not be used for travel, so I checked again, and that is the case. I have to say, I would not travel anyone on the side facing seats due to the aforementioned danger of using seatbelts on side facing seats, (and its a good excuse not to take others with me! lol)
we bought our camper (fiat ducato l3 h2) pre-converted having considered doing our own convo.
we wanted something that would be primarily for me and my wife, but for a year or two we'd still need to accommodate our teenaged daughter.
for that reason we bought a van with three belted seats in the cab.
as we'd come from tent camping, and the campervan was the solution to the whole faff of setting up, we didn't want to go down the 'take a tent' route, so she sleeps in the cab on inflatables.
we know other people with vans with belted seats in the back, and unless you have a very big van, they compromise your design choices massively.
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