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How must a child age five or younger generally ride in a Florida motor vehicle?
Correct answer: In a federally approved child restraint.
Why
In an ordinary passenger car, children through age 3 need a separate carrier or manufacturer-integrated child seat. Ages 4 through 5 may use a carrier, integrated seat or booster. A belt-only exception for ages 4–5 applies to specified nonfamily gratuitous transport, a medical emergency or a documented medical condition. Properly use a crash-tested federally approved restraint and follow its instructions.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Child restraint under age five · p. 35
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