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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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A five-year-old child weighs 45 pounds and has outgrown the forward-facing seat. Which restraint does Alabama require in a covered ordinary car?
Correct answer: A booster seat used with the vehicle’s seat belt.
Why
Use a suitable booster seat with the vehicle belt according to the instructions. Alabama’s minimum requires a booster until age six. A child’s weight above 40 pounds does not by itself permit an adult belt alone at age five.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Booster seat before age six · p. 32
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