How Do the Dodge Journey's Integrated Booster Seats Work?

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By Rick Popely

October 12, 2013

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Once a child is seated on the booster, you should slide the latch plate (the metal part that goes into the buckle) on the seat belt as high as necessary to make the belt long enough to go around the child’s lap. When you buckle the seat belt, Dodge advises that the lap portion be low on the child’s hips and as snug as possible.

In our Car Seat Check of the Journey, we found that regular booster seats also can be installed in the second or third row, but one “tester” preferred the Journey’s integrated booster because it made him feel more like a regular kid than a youngster.