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A parent is taking their six-month-old infant in a PEI passenger car. Which restraint setup should they use?
Correct answer: An approved rear-facing infant seat, installed correctly
Why
Use an approved rear-facing infant restraint that fits the child and vehicle, installed and used according to the instructions. In PEI, the infant category includes children under one year or under 10 kilograms. Keep a rear-facing infant seat away from an active front airbag.
Verified against Prince Edward Island Driver's Handbook · Rules of the Road · p. 60, 63
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