Transfer at LAX

[AussieCanuck]

Posted this in the Australia forum, but thought I might get some more answers here.

Does anyone know of a good limo/transfer company that will provide a car seat for my 2 year old? Australian car seats have different safety standards so we can't bring our own


Thanks,
Trish

 

[jlmarr]

Just to get the conversation rolling...

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2318297

No car seats required on the DL Express bus. Not sure if the limos listed provide them.

 

[Homemom]

Next week we are trying www.tonythelimoking.com. He told us because of the type of vehicle it is (can't remember his terminology) a car seat is not required in the limo. DD is almost 2, I still think I'll make her sit with a normal seatbelt like the rest of us though.

 

[DahliaRW]

Next week we are trying www.tonythelimoking.com. He told us because of the type of vehicle it is (can't remember his terminology) a car seat is not required in the limo. DD is almost 2, I still think I'll make her sit with a normal seatbelt like the rest of us though.

This is most likely because there are side facing seats and rear facing seats (which you cannot install a car seat on anyways).

That being said, the laws of physics for a limo are the same as for any car and your 2yo will not be safe in the event of an accident in just a seatbelt, regardless. I would highly recommend bringing a seat and installing it on one of the ffing seats in the limo. I know it's a huge pain in the rear, but if you did just put your 2yo in the belt and your 2yo was injured in an accident would you be able to forgive yourself?

Or just avoid the whole issue and take the disneyland express.

 

[ronny1]

I just got a smoking deal from La Fleur Limousine. Their phone number is (310) 527-6978. They're giving us a car seat. They were awesome to deal with and an excellent price.

 

[jlmarr]

.. and installing it on one of the ffing seats in the limo.

I'm sure that's an abbreviation for "forward facing seats".

 

[DahliaRW]

I'm sure that's an abbreviation for "forward facing seats".

Yeah, sorry. Spend too much time on car-seat.org!