Proposal as approved by the GRSP to prohibit the use of Y-shaped belt on forward-facing child restraint systems. This proposal aligns UN R129 with provisions already in UN R44.

Fact sheet on UN R129 including comparison with UN R44.

Proposal to prohibit the use of Y-shaped belt on forward-facing child restraint system. This proposal aligns UN R129 with provisions already in UN R44.

Question and answer brochure on the i-size child restraint systems regulation.

Report on the phase 2 development (regarding universal booster seats and cushions) of UN Regulation No. 129.

Revised amendment to introduce all the modifications needed in UN Regulation No. 129 (Enhanced Child Restraint System (ECRS)) that were suggested by the experts of the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems (IWG CRS) to extend the scope of this Regulation to Non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Revised amendment, including track changes, to introduce all the modifications needed in UN Regulation No. 129 (Enhanced Child Restraint System (ECRS)) that were suggested by the experts of the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems (IWG CRS) to extend the scope of this Regulation to Non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Proposed revision 1 to document GRSP/2014/28.

Draft amendments based on document GRSP/2014/28.

CRS informal working group draft based on document GRSP-55-08/Rev.5.

Revision 4 of the working draft based on document GRSP-55-08.

Working draft text to update UN R16 in line with proposed changes to UN Regulation No. 129 on enhanced child restraint systems.

Amendment to introduce all the modifications needed in UN Regulation No. 129 (Enhanced Child Restraint System (ECRS)) that were suggested by the experts of the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems (IWG CRS) to extend the scope of this Regulation to Non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Spreadsheet of results from the BASt workshop on the use of a new child restraint fixture for testing child restraint systems anchorages and belt configurations.

Updated version of the proposed 01 series of amendments to UN R129 prepared by the Informal Group on Child Restraint Systems pursuant to the 46th CRS informal group session. The amendments propose to extend the scope of the regulation to cover non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Part 3 of 3 of the EEVC report on the design and evaluation of the Q10 child dummy which is the latest extension to the new generation of child dummies called Q-dummies. The Q-dummies were developed to replace the P-dummies in the UN Regulation 44 and in consumer testing. EEVC Working Groups 12 (Biomechanics) and 18 (Child Safety) collaborated on joint research to evaluate the Q-Series and recommended that they replace the P-Series in UN Regulation 44.

Part 1 of 3 of the EEVC report on the design and evaluation of the Q10 child dummy which is the latest extension to the new generation of child dummies called Q-dummies. The Q-dummies were developed to replace the P-dummies in the UN Regulation 44 and in consumer testing. EEVC Working Groups 12 (Biomechanics) and 18 (Child Safety) collaborated on joint research to evaluate the Q-Series and recommended that they replace the P-Series in UN Regulation 44.

Part 2 of 3 of the EEVC report on the design and evaluation of the Q10 child dummy which is the latest extension to the new generation of child dummies called Q-dummies. The Q-dummies were developed to replace the P-dummies in the UN Regulation 44 and in consumer testing. EEVC Working Groups 12 (Biomechanics) and 18 (Child Safety) collaborated on joint research to evaluate the Q-Series and recommended that they replace the P-Series in UN Regulation 44.

Presentation on the evolution of Scandinavian regulations and policies on rearward-facing child restraint systems.

Third revision to the proposed 01 series of amendments to UN R129 prepared by the Informal Group on Child Restraint Systems. The amendments propose to extend the scope of the regulation to cover non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Revised version of document GRSP-55-08 (proposal of amendments to document GRSP/2014/7).

Working draft second edition to introduce envelope ISO/R2X, a version of the R2 envelope modified for improved compatibility with the vehicle interior, and a booster seat envelope ISO/F4.

Presentation on the development of the regulation on enhanced child restraint systems, including review of the current phase 2 on booster and related seats and plans for phase 3 on stand-alone belted integral CRS.

Presentation on the promising results of research into the use of shield systems to secure children in child seats.

Presentation of a question and answer information sheet on the introduction of UN Regulation No. 129.

Presentation on the main principles behind the new enhanced child restraint systems provisions:

1. Modern dummy and criteria
2. Classification based upon child size
3. Integral universal ISOFIX
4. Side-impact protection
5. Mandatory rear-facing up to 15 months
6. improved compatibility

Presentation on child restraint fixtures (CRF) and their relationship with in-vehicle safety systems, arguing that children benefit from certain CRF configurations that position the occupant for optimal benefit of seat belts or for eventual interaction with a side/curtain airbag.

Proposal to align UN R44 with UN R129 with respect to the references to European standard EN 71:2009 (which specifies safety requirements for toys, especially with regard to chemical composition, flammability, and other mechanical and physical properties).

Updated version of the proposed 01 series of amendments to UN R129 prepared by the Informal Group on Child Restraint Systems. The amendments propose to extend the scope of the regulation to cover non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Second set of revisions to the working document submitted for the May GRSP session (i.e., document GRSP/2014/7) intended to extend the scope of UN R129 to include non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Updated presentation for the continued discussion of Japanese views on the use of the Q6 dummy in the draft provisions of the second-phase amendments to the regulation on enhanced child restraint systems.

Third round revisions to the working document submitted for the May GRSP session (i.e., document GRSP/2014/7) intended to extend the scope of UN R129 to include non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Proposals agreed to during the 44th CRS informal group session with regard to the draft 01 series of amendments to UN Regulation No. 129, including on fixtures, use of Q dummies by occupant stature, and testing for statures above 125 cm.

OICA questions (How to make it work? Interoperability? Responsability?) concerning text for universal (i.e., independent of vehicle make or model) seats, especially with regard to OEM versus CRS manufacturer responsibilities.

Summary of assessments for the installation of the Römer Kidfix child restraint system as part of the Euro NCAP Child Occupant Rating for passenger cars.

Proposal for further clarifications to the draft text amendments that would to extend the scope of UN R129 to include non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”).

Table of questions and answers, including open issue concerning double homologation for discussion at the 44th CRS informal group session.

Table of questions, answers, and actions on open issues in the development of UN R129, i-size fixtures, and universal child booster seats and restraint systems.

Proposal to amend UN Regulation No. 129 (Enhanced Child Restraint System (ECRS)) as recommended by the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems (IWG CRS) in order to extend the scope of this regulation to non-integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Presentation proposing language concerning maximum booster dimensions in UN R129.

Japan positions on the scope of the current phase 2 work, especially with regard to child sizes above 125 cm and the use of the Q6 versus Q10 child dummies.

Presentation on alternatives for bench foam given the unavailability of the previously selected material.

Revised proposal to amend UN R129, updating the formal proposal GRSP/2014/7 submitted for the May 2014 GRSP session, pursuant to discussions of the CRS informal working group during its 43rd session. The 01 series of amendments would introduce provisions to enable the approval of non-integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) under “phase 2” of the regulation’s development.

Amendment to introduce all the modifications needed in UN Regulation No. 129 (Enhanced Child Restraint System (ECRS)) that were suggested by the experts of the informal working group on Child Restraint Systems (IWG CRS) to extend the scope of this Regulation to Non-Integral child restraint systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”) (Phase 2 of the UN Regulation).

Working draft of the proposed amendments to introduce provisions for non-integral CRS (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”), incorporating all the changes agreed during the 54th (December 2013) GRSP session.

Working draft of the amendments (updated version of document GRSP-54-36) to further develop UN R129 to extend its scope to non-integral Child Restraint Systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”).

Document GRSP-54-35 reproduced here for the 42nd CRS informal group session.

Further development of UN R129 to extend its scope to non-integral Child Restraint Systems (“Universal Booster” or “Specific to vehicle Booster”).

Report to the CRS informal group on improvements to the “abdominal pressure twin sensors” used in Q dummies.

Presentation for discussion of child seat submarining behaviors and related abdominal and other injuries.

Presentation on the TRL research program to support the European Commission during the second phase development of the regulation on “Enhanced Child Restraint Systems” on areas such as definitions, performance criteria and test methods for non-integral CRS with ISOFIX attachments, the test pulse for frontal impact, how best to apply recognised and accepted injury criteria related to the Q-Series dummies, and other issues related to validation of the regulation (such as the side impact test procedure).