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Quebec Class 5 Practice Test
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A child is 7 years old and 130 cm tall and will ride in an ordinary private passenger car in Québec. What must you provide?
Correct answer: A child seat or booster suited to the child’s height and weight.
Why
In Québec, a child must use an appropriate child safety seat until reaching 9 years of age or at least 145 cm in height. Select the rear-facing, front-facing or booster stage for the child’s size and follow the seat’s limits. Even after the legal age threshold, continue using a booster if the vehicle belt does not fit properly. The example is a private car, not a taxi exception.
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