What are the laws on having infants or toddlers riding in tractor trailers without carseats?
343795
Aside from the legal aspects, having a 20 month old baby in a tractor is very likely prohibited by the truck owner's insurance, and would void the policy in case of any accident. Alot of people don't really care what the law says, but if he is an owner-operator, and he realizes that his actions may hurt him in the pocketbook, he may decide to do something differently.
769650
Not true.\n\n Alabama:\nBarefoot Driving: Operation of a motor vehicle by a driver with bare feet is permitted. Exception: motorcycle rider.\n\nOhio:\nBarefoot Driving: Operation of a motor vehicle by a driver with bare feet is permitted but not recommended.\n\nCalifornia:\nBarefoot Driving: Operation of a motor vehicle by a driver with bare feet is not prohibited.\n\nBarefoot Driving: Operation of a motor vehicle by a driver with bare feet is permitted in the following.\n\nAlaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware,Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming:
138295
If they're in your car and you're driving, then yes.  I don't know about Illinois, but in California you're responsible for the passengers in your car minors or not.  If one of your passengers isn't wearing a seatbelt, you can get a ticket in addition to them getting one, even if they're an adult.  When they're not in your car (or even just if you're not driving it) you're not responsible for them unless you and their parents sign something saying you are.
885294
Some children's medicines also say "do not operate heavy machinery". I guess I can't let my baby drive the car after all!
948231
Hospital OR Fire Station, the Baby Moses law. I dont get even with that law these immature irresponsible people cant just take their baby somewhere where it will be safe.
197511
B. Unlicensed facilities. No person or entity shall operate a Child Care Facility for more than two (2) children without a license from the Department in force, authorizing such operation. (Title 22, M.R.S.A. § 7801) \n\nThis information came from section III of this website http://nrc.uchsc.edu/STATES/ME/me_facility.htm\n\nHere is some more information from the State of Tennessee Department of Health\nhttp://nrc.uchsc.edu/STATES/TN/tennessee.htm
573957
Baby cradles.\nWhen the child is ready to crawl, the cradle can be used as a dolly's bed, a planter or a newspaper/magazine rack.
279676
There is no federal form 3325. I am not aware of any law that would prohibit carrying a "certain" child. What do you really want to know?
667143
Many states have strict laws against hunting with your vehicle.  It gives the hunter an unfair advantage and usually creates more problems.  Most of the time there will be damage to private property (driving through someones fields)  I know in Alaska when someone hits a moose (trust me, NOBODY would do this on purpose!) the state troopers call local churches and charities to see if they want the carcass.  If there is not a non-profit to take the animal, they call private citizens who have placed themselves on a waiting list to get "roadkill".  Many people will not take a road killed animal because of the chance of the stomach and intestines having burst.  If the stomach or intestines(well, almost any internal organ) burst, they spill toxic chemicals like bile and stomach acids into the meat, spoiling it for consumption.  Many people feel real hunters don't need to use something as large as a car or truck.
971264
Actually I am pretty sure it is illegal for anyone under 15 not to wear a seat belt in the back seat.
124829
No more than 5 without a daycare license.
827818
well then there should be\nonly cars no roads\nonly children no grownups\nonly days no nights
1047748
there is a test you can take as ahorse-rider to go on roads but its not something you HAVE to do. Kids should not be on a road riding without an adult rider to supervise. It's as dangerous as letting a kid cycle on the road withpout an adult and passing their cycling proficiency test!
131488
Check with local probate court if there is such a legality.  If child is a very responsible person, might be okay, unless that child is babysitting babies.  You know your child better than anyone.  How long would parents be out?  Most children that age are too immature to be left alone.
94989
Contrary to what most people think, most states do not have laws addressing minimum ages to babysit or minimum ages that children can be left alone.  Unless someone can cite a specific Illinois law, chances are the answers you get here are of little value.  While 15 or 16 might sound like logical numbers, that doesn't mean the answers are correct on the law.\n\nI don't know Illinois law nor am I going to make up some number for you.
918614
Well, if I were you I would seriously concider finding a job in a far away state and moving.  Your ex sounds like a slimeball and Grandma and Grandpa sorry to say sound like they cannot drive.  Then if they want to visit you can meet them halfway and go to dinner or something.  Good Luck, and make sure your child knows to wear their seatbelt at all times.  I think that you can go to the Police Department and for a fee get the copy of the accident report since it partains to a court case.  They are public record.
697166
I would highly doubt that there's a "county law" that would regulate your babysitting.  Counties are rarely involved in that sort of regulation.  \nYour state's legislature may have enacted day care laws and/or your state's department of human services (or whatever it's called in your state) may have enacted regulations for licensing day care centers.  The human service/child services/children & families state agency will have the best information as to whether you need a license for daycare