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Kansas Class C Written Test Practice
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A six-year-old weighs 40 pounds and is 4 feet tall. The car has suitable lap-and-shoulder belts and no statutory exception applies. How must the child ride?
Correct answer: In an appropriate child safety restraint, used as directed.
Why
For the stated six-year-old below both 80 pounds and 4 feet 9 inches, use an appropriate federally compliant child passenger restraint. Follow its instructions and the vehicle manual; a suitable booster may require a lap-and-shoulder belt. Kansas has specific exceptions, including its lap-belt-only provision, but none applies in this scenario.
Verified against Kansas Driving Handbook and applicable current Kansas primary law · Restraint for a younger school-age child · p. 28
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