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When may a child under two be exempt from the general rear-facing requirement?
Correct answer: At 40 pounds or more, or 40 inches tall or more.
Why
A child under two generally rides rear-facing unless the child reaches at least 40 pounds or 40 inches, with manufacturer limits also controlling.
Verified against California Driver's Handbook · Rear-facing child seats · p. 72
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