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Louisiana Class E Knowledge Test Practice
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An adult is riding in an ordinary modern passenger car, with no applicable exemption. How should the available lap-and-shoulder belt be worn?
Correct answer: Lap belt low on the hips, shoulder belt across the chest.
Why
Wear the belt properly on every trip: place the lap portion low across the hips and the shoulder portion across the chest and shoulder. Do not put it behind the back or share one belt. Louisiana requires covered drivers and occupants to be belted while the vehicle moves forward, subject to stated exemptions; children need the age- and size-appropriate restraint under the separate child-restraint law.
Verified against Louisiana Class D & E Driver's Guide · Safety belts · p. 44
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