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Your 5-year-old falls asleep in the back seat. You need to run into a busy store for about five minutes on a warm day, and you think about leaving the engine on for the air conditioning. What should you do?
Correct answer: Leave the child only with a person 13 or older in the car, or take the child along.
Why
On a mild day a closed vehicle can reach 100 degrees in about 10 minutes, and young children suffer heat stroke quickly. A child can also move the vehicle if the engine runs or the keys are inside. If you see a child or an animal alone in a hot car, call 911.
Verified against Tennessee Comprehensive Driver License Manual · Child Passenger Protection — Children left in a vehicle · p. 47, 48
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