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A child still fits within the manufacturer’s applicable booster-seat limits. Is age alone a reason to discard that required booster?
Correct answer: No. Follow the restraint’s limits and proper belt fit.
Why
Keep the child properly secured in the booster until the applicable manufacturer height or weight limit is reached. Select the next appropriate restraint using the manufacturer instructions and the child’s size. Children under 16 who have reached the specified upper height and weight limits must still use a properly secured seat belt in every seating position.
Verified against Delaware Driver Manual · Leaving a booster too soon · p. 109, 110
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