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You drive with an 18-month-old child. The child is still under the height and weight limits of a rear-facing car seat. How must the child ride?
A cutaway car shows unoccupied seats before any child restraint is installed. No seat direction, harness arrangement or correct example is shown in the question.
Correct answer: In a rear-facing car seat with a harness
Why
A rear-facing seat supports a small child's head, neck and back in a crash. After age two, a child who is still under the rear-facing limits should stay rear-facing. Do not use a seat that has been in a crash or is past its expiration date, which is often six years from manufacture.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Infant and child safety seat laws · p. 41
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