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Maryland Class C Knowledge Test Practice
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In an ordinary seat-belt-equipped passenger car with two front seats and rear seats, and no medical or other statutory exception, who must be properly restrained?
Correct answer: The driver and every passenger, in every seat.
Why
In this car with two outboard front seats and rear seating, the driver and every passenger must use the applicable safety belt or required child safety seat. Maryland’s statutes specify covered seating positions and vehicle types and include medical and other exceptions. Children must use restraints appropriate to their age, height and manufacturer instructions.
Verified against Maryland Driver's Manual · Seat belts · p. 52
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