But going on the road or main area where people would be driving a ton then definitely not
Like he's pulling back and forth in his parking spot? I'm not sure I understand what you're saying.
Our driveway is a circle drive in a rural area and we've absolutely made the loop a couple of times with her in the front seat and me going at a crawl.
@Jenny yes, sorry that’s wasn’t clear. He drove the car back and forward in the parking spot in a public parking lot that was full of cars.
Sorry, To clarify everyone, this was in a full public parking lot not in a private area. Editing my post with the typos and to make it less confusing.
Yes, this is dangerous. If another driver hit his vehicle with his son in the front seat not properly secured in a car seat he could be charged with reckless endangerment and neglect.
@𝓚𝓲𝓽𝓽𝔂 Exactly! I tried to explain how Dad can get in trouble with the police if something were to happen. I swear it feels like my son has more sense than his dad smh. His dad is also clumsy (has hit poles, mirrors and other many other avoidable things) so that adds to the lack of trust here. All I can think about him hitting the gas peddle accidentally or something else by mistake. Then what? This makes me uncomfortable for him to go with his Dad anywhere even with a carseat because of the reckless things he has done or have downplayed. An older male relative also said no big deal because he stayed in the parking spot. I’m like no. Absolutely not. When we talk about these things, it seems to turn into a disagreement or he seems to understand then later on makes another bad judgement or doesn’t think it’s a big deal and we are back to square one. I don’t know how to get through to him.
If he’s just in one spot moving back and forth I think that’s totally fine. We have driven to our mail box which is at the bottom of our neighborhood with our 3 year old in the front seat.