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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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A 6-year-old rides in an ordinary passenger car, with no applicable exemption. What restraint is required?
Correct answer: A child restraint with an internal harness or a booster seat
Why
From age 4 to under 10, use a harnessed child restraint or booster. A separate belt exception applies only from age 7 to under 10 when the child is taller than 4 feet 9 inches and is properly secured with a lap-and-shoulder belt. This 6-year-old does not meet that exception.
Verified against Hawaii Revised Statutes §291-11.5 · Child restraints through age 9
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