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A parent takes a healthy five-year-old on an ordinary trip in a passenger car. No medical exception applies. Which restraint is required?
Correct answer: An approved carrier, integrated seat, or booster seat.
Why
For ages 4–5, Florida permits a separate carrier, integrated child seat or booster. Use the appropriate type correctly and follow manufacturer instructions. The belt-only exceptions cover certain gratuitous nonfamily transport, a child’s medical emergency or a documented medical condition; none applies here.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Restraint for a five-year-old · p. 36
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