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Maine Class C Permit Practice Test
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On an ordinary trip, an 18-year-old passenger will ride in a pickup. None of the statutory work, hunting, parade, special-seat or Baxter State Park exceptions applies. Where must the passenger ride?
Correct answer: In the passenger compartment
Why
A passenger under 19 normally must ride in the pickup’s passenger compartment. Specific exceptions cover qualifying workers or trainees, licensed hunters traveling to or from a hunting location, parade participants, a passenger belted in a manufacturer-installed outside seat, and campers or hikers transported in Baxter State Park. Those exceptions are not present here.
Verified against Maine Driver License Manual and Motorist Handbook, Rev. 4/24 · Riding in a pickup truck · p. 119
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