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You drive a 9-year-old who is 4 feet 10 inches tall and has outgrown the booster seat. The child will ride in the back seat. What does Ohio law require?
Correct answer: The child must wear a properly adjusted safety belt or use a child restraint.
Why
The belt fits well when the lap belt lies low across the hips and the shoulder belt crosses the chest and shoulder, not the neck. If the belt does not fit this way, a booster seat can still help an older child. The driver is responsible for restraining the child.
Verified against Ohio Driver Manual · Child passenger restraints · p. 30
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