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A parent transports a three-year-old in an ordinary passenger car. Which restraint type does Florida require?
Correct answer: A separate carrier or integrated child seat.
Why
Children through age 3 must use a separate carrier or vehicle manufacturer’s integrated child seat, properly installed and used. Follow the seat and vehicle instructions for the child’s size and orientation. Do not substitute an adult’s arms or an ordinary belt.
Verified against Official Florida Driver License Handbook · Restraint for a three-year-old · p. 36
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