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Alabama Class D Learner License Practice Test
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A six-month-old infant weighs 10 pounds and rides in an ordinary car. Which restraint is appropriate under Alabama’s child-restraint rule?
Correct answer: A rear-facing seat, correctly installed.
Why
Use a suitable infant-only seat or a convertible seat in its rear-facing position, installed and used according to its instructions. The Alabama minimum lists rear-facing use until at least age one or 20 pounds. This infant is below both thresholds. Do not move a child into a seat configuration that the manufacturer does not permit.
Verified against Alabama Driver Manual · Rear-facing infant restraint · p. 32
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