Back to South Dakota
South Dakota Operator License Knowledge Practice Test
Full test preview Question 1 of 30
0 answered 30 remaining
Passing target: 80% (24/30)
Vehicle Safety, Documents & TowingStandalone practice
You drive your 3-year-old niece, who weighs 32 pounds, across town. How does South Dakota law require you to secure her?
Correct answer: In a child passenger restraint system that is used as its maker directs
Why
A small child's body is not held safely by an adult seat belt, and a proper child seat spreads the crash forces over the body. Install the seat as the vehicle and seat instructions say, and seat children aged 12 and younger in the back seat. Never put a rear-facing seat in front of an active air bag.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Child Passenger Safety Laws · p. 27, 26
Report a question issueContinue learning
Related South Dakota questions
An officer stops you for a burned-out taillight and asks for proof of insurance. Your paper card is at home, but your insurer's app shows your official insurance ID card. Does the card in the app count?You drive with your 9-year-old nephew and a baby in a rear-facing car seat. The front passenger air bag is turned on. Where should the children ride?On a cold morning, you want to warm up your car before you leave. The car is in your attached garage, and the garage door is closed. What should you do?Lena registers a used car in South Dakota. Which of these meets the state's rule that she keep financial responsibility on the car?Before a trip, you put a penny head first into the deepest groove of a tire's tread. You can see all of Lincoln's head. What does this tell you?Before a long trip, you want to make sure that your brake lights and turn signals work. What is the best way to check them?