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Hawaii Class 3 Learner's Permit Test Practice
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Before an ordinary passenger-car trip, what should the driver ensure about occupant restraints?
Correct answer: Every occupant uses the proper belt or child restraint
Why
Ensure adults use properly fitted safety belts and children use the age-appropriate harness or booster required by Hawaii law. Air bags supplement restraints; they do not replace them. No one should hold an infant on a lap or let a child stand in a moving vehicle. Statutory exemptions are limited and do not make unrestrained travel safe.
Verified against Hawaii Driver's Manual · Seat-belt use · p. 20, 61
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