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A six-year-old child is 50 inches tall and is riding in an ordinary passenger car. Which restraint does Kentucky require?
Correct answer: A properly used child booster seat
Why
A child under eight who is in the statutory range between 40 and 57 inches must be properly secured in a child booster seat. This six-year-old, 50-inch child qualifies. A child 40 inches or shorter must use a child restraint system meeting federal standards. The statute expressly exempts children taller than 57 inches from the booster requirement; the applicable seat-belt duties still remain.
Verified against Kentucky Driver Manual · Child restraint and booster · p. 39
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