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It is a mild 70-degree day. You need to run into a store for about five minutes, and your toddler and your dog are asleep in the car. What should you do?
Correct answer: Bring both of them with you; a child or a pet should never be left alone in a vehicle.
Why
A closed car can heat up fast, and the manual warns that a pet can suffer fatal heatstroke within a few minutes even on a fairly mild day. Young children are at similar risk, and a child alone in a vehicle has no one to help if anything goes wrong. Plan stops so that anyone who cannot look after themselves goes with you.
Verified against Nebraska Class O Driver's Manual · Children and Pets · p. 34
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