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How must a child younger than 4 generally ride in a Kansas passenger car?
Correct answer: In an appropriate child safety seat that meets federal standards.
Why
Kansas requires a child under age 4 to be properly secured in an appropriate child passenger safety restraint meeting the applicable federal safety standard.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook · Child restraints · p. 16, 28
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