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Utah Class D Written Knowledge Test Practice
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You drive your 7-year-old nephew, who is 58 inches tall, to school. What does Utah law require for him?
Correct answer: A properly adjusted and fastened safety belt, because he is 57 inches or taller
Why
The handbook describes the steps: rear-facing until at least age two, forward-facing with a harness until at least age four and 40 pounds, then a booster seat until the belt fits and the child is 57 inches tall. The law requires a child restraint for a child younger than eight, unless the child is 57 inches or taller. A child who is at least eight and younger than 16 must wear a properly adjusted belt.
Verified against Utah Driver Handbook · Car seats · p. 38
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