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Oregon Class C Passenger Permit Practice Test
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Your son is 18 months old and weighs 25 pounds. In his rear-facing car seat, his legs now touch the back of the vehicle seat. What does Oregon law require for his car seat?
Correct answer: He must stay rear-facing, because he is not yet 2 years old
Why
A rear-facing seat supports a small child's head, neck and spine in a crash, while these parts of the body are still weak. The driver is responsible for making sure that each passenger under 16 is properly secured.
Verified against Oregon Driver Manual · Child restraints · p. 82
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