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A ten-year-old is 5 feet tall. The car has an active ordinary front-passenger airbag and an available rear seat. Where should the child ride?
Correct answer: Properly restrained in the rear seat.
Why
The ordinary front-passenger restriction applies to a child under 12 who is 5 feet 5 inches or less when the passenger airbag is active. Separate exceptions address a manufacturer-designed child/small-adult airbag, a vehicle without a rear seat, or rear seats occupied by qualifying children. The stated car has an available rear seat, so use it and the proper restraint.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Child near an active front airbag · p. 109, 110
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