Pennsylvania Class C Permit Practice Test
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You will drive your 3-year-old niece to a store 2 miles away. The only child seat in your car is a booster seat. What does Pennsylvania law require?
Three generic examples show a rear-facing infant seat, a forward-facing harness seat, and a booster. The card states that the passenger is three years old, only a booster is available, and the trip is two miles; no example is selected.
Correct answer: Secure her in a federally approved child safety seat, not the booster.
Why
Pennsylvania's child passenger law sets rules by age: under 4 in a child safety seat, 4 to 7 in a booster seat with a lap and shoulder belt, and 8 to 17 in a seat belt. Read the vehicle owner's manual and the seat directions so that the seat is tightly attached and the child is snug. Children 12 and under are safest in the back seat, and thick winter coats can leave the harness too loose.
Verified against Pennsylvania Driver's Manual · Child Restraint Law · p. 94
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