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North Carolina Class C Knowledge Test Practice

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You are driving your 4-year-old nephew, who weighs 35 pounds. Your car has a rear seat and an active passenger-side front air bag, and his child seat is not designed for use with an air bag. Where and how must he ride?

A cutaway of car A shows empty rear and front seats, with the front of the car at the right. The card gives the child’s age and weight and states that the front passenger air bag is active; no seating location is selected.

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