Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test
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You drive your 6-year-old nephew to school. He will sit in the back seat. How must he ride under Pennsylvania law?
Three generic restraint examples show a rear-facing infant seat, a harness seat, and a booster with a lap and shoulder belt. The card identifies a six-year-old passenger who will ride in the back seat; no example is selected.
Correct answer: In a booster seat used with the car's lap and shoulder belt.
Why
A booster seat raises a child so that the adult belt crosses the strong bones of the chest and hips instead of the neck and belly. The driver is responsible for restraining every child and for making sure that passengers under 18 are buckled up. Children 12 and under are safest in the back seat, away from a front air bag.
Verified against Pennsylvania Driver's Manual · Child Restraint Law · p. 94
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