The data for this year indicates a $15-$30 per square foot or approximately 13% increase in construction cost over last year, depending on region.
There is no Texas law that states a child of any age can not ride in the front seat. The law states that anyone age 8 or under 4'9 must be in a child safety seat. However, because of airbags and such it is not recommended for them to ride in the front seat. 44 people found this useful.
For the same reason, rear-facing seats should never be placed in a front passenger seat equipped with an airbag. In Vermont and Virginia, this is a legal requirement unless the passenger seat airbag has been deactivated. The laws forbidding a 7-year-old from sitting in the front of a car vary somewhat in their scope. In Tennessee and Wyoming, the law extends to 8-year-old children as well. In Washington, it extends to any child age 13 or less. Learn more about Driving Laws