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A three-year-old has moved beyond the rear-facing stage and remains below the forward-facing restraint’s manufacturer limits. An appropriate rear seat is available. Which restraint is required?
Correct answer: A suitable forward-facing child restraint with an internal harness.
Why
After the rear-facing stage, Michigan requires a forward-facing child restraint with an internal harness until the child reaches that restraint’s manufacturer weight or height limit or age five. Follow the restraint and vehicle instructions and use the rear seat under the applicable seating rule.
Verified against Michigan Compiled Laws · Child restraint stages
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