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Arizona Instruction Permit Practice Test — Class G Teen / Class D Adult
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In an ordinary passenger car subject to Arizona’s child-restraint law, which children must use an appropriate child restraint when no statutory exemption applies?
Correct answer: Under 5, and ages 5–7 if 4 feet 9 inches or shorter.
Why
Children under 5 must use a child restraint regardless of height. In covered passenger cars, children aged 5 through 7 also need one if they are 4 feet 9 inches tall or shorter. Use a compliant system as directed. The statute has limited vehicle, medical-emergency and restricted-space exceptions; ordinary convenience is not an exemption.
Verified against Arizona Driver License Manual · Child passenger restraint · p. 20
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