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Alberta Class 7 Practice Test
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What approval marking should you look for on a child car seat for use in Canada?
Correct answer: The Canadian National Safety Mark
Why
Look for the National Safety Mark and use a Canadian-approved seat suitable for the child’s size. Follow both seat and vehicle instructions. The applicable standard depends on the restraint type; do not assume a generic retail or foreign label is sufficient.
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