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Prince Edward Island Class 7 Practice Test
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A seven-year-old child weighing 24 kilograms and standing 125 centimetres tall has outgrown their child car seat. What is an appropriately fitted booster seat intended to do?
Correct answer: Help the lap-and-shoulder belt fit the child correctly
Why
A booster helps the lap belt lie on the hips and the shoulder belt cross the chest and shoulder. Use it with both parts of the belt, following the seat and vehicle instructions. The child in this example meets PEI’s booster category: at least 18 kilograms, age nine or younger, and shorter than 145 centimetres.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 61
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