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An eleven-year-old can be properly restrained in an available rear seat. Where does Maine’s child-passenger rule require the child to sit?
Correct answer: In the rear seat
Why
A child under 12 must be properly secured in the rear seat if possible. This placement duty is separate from the child’s required restraint type. It does not mean that every vehicle has a usable rear seat, and the statute separately addresses qualifying medical restraint recommendations.
Verified against Maine Revised Statutes Title 29-A, section 2081 · Rear-seat rule for children
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