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Idaho Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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A six-year-old will ride in a modern noncommercial car with an available seating position and suitable child restraint. How must the child be secured?
Correct answer: Secured in an approved child safety seat
Why
Use an approved child safety restraint, fitted to the child and secured according to its instructions. Idaho’s rule applies to children age six or younger in noncommercial vehicles manufactured with seat belts after January 1, 1966. The statute has narrow exceptions; they do not apply to this ordinary trip. Keep children properly restrained on every trip.
Verified against Idaho Driver’s Handbook, July 2026 · Young-child restraint · p. 41
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