Revise Child Passenger Restraint Systems Law

This bill updates North Carolina's child passenger restraint law, specifying requirements for securing children based on age, weight, and height, and when they can use a forward-facing system or a seat belt. It also adds arbitration requirements for disputes involving uninsured or underinsured motor vehicle liability policies, allowing insured individuals to demand arbitration if they disagree with the insurer on claims. These changes aim to clarify safety standards for children in vehicles and provide a structured process for resolving insurance claim disagreements.

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