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Delaware Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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On a hot day, may a driver leave a young child alone in a parked car for a quick errand?
Correct answer: No. Take the child with you and arrange safe supervision.
Why
Do not leave a child or animal unattended in a hot vehicle. The interior can heat quickly. Check the back seat and arrange safe supervision before leaving the car.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Child in a hot parked car · p. 111
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