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A ten-year-old rides in an ordinary passenger car with a usable rear seat. Where should the child be restrained?
Correct answer: In the rear seat, properly restrained.
Why
A child younger than 13 must be in a rear seat when one is available and must use the age- and size-appropriate restraint. The child-restraint statute has specified vehicle, medical and emergency exceptions; the stated ordinary passenger-car situation does not invoke them.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver’s Guide, DPSMV2052 R08/25 · Child rear-seat placement · p. 45, 46
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