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How should a driver choose a restraint for a child passenger?
Correct answer: Match the child's age, size, and the maker's instructions.
Why
A correctly selected and installed child restraint protects the developing body and satisfies Delaware requirements.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Child-restraint selection · p. 109
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