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When an available seat belt has both upper-torso and pelvic restraints, what must secure a child in a booster seat?
Correct answer: The complete lap-and-shoulder belt
Why
When an available belt has both lap and shoulder portions, use the complete belt with the booster. Place the lap belt low over the hips and the shoulder belt over the shoulder and chest; do not put it behind the child.
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