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Minnesota Class D Knowledge Practice Test
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Your 6-year-old child has outgrown the height and weight limits of a forward-facing harness seat. Your car has a back seat. How should the child ride?
Correct answer: In a booster seat with the lap and shoulder belt, in the back seat
Why
The booster raises the child so that the lap belt stays low on the hips and the shoulder belt crosses the chest, not the neck. The child can use the seat belt alone at age nine or when the child passes the booster seat limits. In most vehicles, the back seat is the safest place for children.
Verified against Minnesota Driver's Manual · Infant and child safety seat laws · p. 41, 42
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