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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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A five-year-old has outgrown the forward-facing harness limits but does not yet fit the adult belt correctly. Which restraint is appropriate?
Correct answer: A belt-positioning booster used with the vehicle’s lap-and-shoulder belt.
Why
A child at least four who has reached the forward-facing restraint’s height or weight limit uses a belt-positioning booster with a lap-and-shoulder belt until the child meets the next applicable age/size and correct-fit conditions. Use the more protective applicable category and follow all restraint instructions.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver’s Guide, DPSMV2052 R08/25 · Booster transition · p. 45, 46
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