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One 6-year-old child is 50 inches tall and weighs 50 pounds. In an ordinary car with a suitable available lap-and-shoulder belt and no exemption, what is required?
Three child-restraint examples appear side by side: rear-facing seat, forward-facing seat and belt-positioning booster.
Correct answer: A belt-positioning booster used with the suitable belt.
Why
A child age 4 through 6 must use a belt-positioning booster if under 4 feet 9 inches tall OR under 65 pounds. This child meets both conditions. The question supplies a suitable available belt and excludes statutory vehicle or limited-rear-belt exceptions.
Verified against Mississippi Driver’s License Manual · Seat Belts, Car Seats, and Child Restraints · p. 64
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