Question 535 · Car theory test
Can a child under the age of 3 years be carried unrestrained in the vehicle's front passenger seat?
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Correct answer
No, an infant must always be restrained in the correct child seat.
Official explanation
Generally, children must never travel unrestrained in a vehicle. Children under 3 years of age must be restrained in an appropriate child restraint system. Warning: Never use a rearward-facing child car seat in a seat protected by an active frontal airbag.
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- Parking & pedestrians
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