Michigan Operator Knowledge Test Practice
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A one-year-old is below both manufacturer limits for a suitable rear-facing restraint. In an ordinary car with an available rear seat, which setup follows Michigan’s required stage?
Correct answer: A correctly installed rear-facing restraint in the rear seat.
Why
A child must remain rear-facing until reaching the restraint manufacturer’s weight or height limit or age two. Use a restraint appropriate for the child’s size, configured according to the restraint and vehicle instructions. Required child restraints normally go in the rear seat when available; the statute has a limited exception when all available rear seats are occupied by children. A rear-facing restraint may go in front only with the front passenger airbag deactivated.
Verified against Michigan Compiled Laws · Child restraint stages
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