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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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In an ordinary private car on a B.C. highway, who must ensure a passenger age 9 to under 16 wears the available seat belt properly?
Correct answer: The driver
Why
The driver must ensure a passenger age 9 to under 16 wears the available seat belt correctly. Children under nine fall under the separate child-restraint rules, so the appropriate infant seat, child seat, booster or belt must be used for their stage.
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