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A seven-year-old weighs 60 pounds and is 50 inches tall. Which combination in Maine’s restraint rule explains why this child still needs a belt-positioning seat or other appropriate child restraint?
Correct answer: Under 8 years, under 80 pounds and under 57 inches
Why
After the younger-child provisions, Maine requires a belt-positioning seat or another appropriate child restraint for a child who is under 8 years old, under 80 pounds and under 57 inches tall. All three conditions apply to this child. Use the restraint and vehicle instructions. The separate under-12 rule requires rear-seat placement if possible.
Verified against Maine Revised Statutes Title 29-A, section 2081 · Belt-positioning booster seats
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