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Vehicle setup, restraints and controlsStandalone practice
How should a driver choose a child-restraint stage?
Correct answer: Match the child's age, height and weight to the seat's limits
Why
Choose the restraint using the child's age and size, the legal stage requirements and the manufacturer's limits. Do not move to the next stage merely for convenience; a child can remain in a suitable earlier stage within its permitted limits.
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