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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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May a driver leave a child under 9 unattended in a motor vehicle for 5 minutes or longer?
Correct answer: No; Hawaii prohibits it
Why
Leaving a child under 9 unattended for 5 minutes or longer is prohibited. A child is unattended when alone or left with a minor under 12. Do not treat a shorter period as a safety guarantee: heat, vehicle movement and other hazards can develop quickly. Take the child with you or leave the child with an appropriate responsible caregiver.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Child left unattended in a vehicle · p. 64
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