Question 1134 · Truck theory test
In general, how should children under 3 years of age be secured in a vehicle?
Pick an answer to test yourself.
Correct answer
They should always be secured in the correct child seat.
Official explanation
Safety belts are designed mainly for adults and older children. 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.
- Topic
- Managing risk · Safety Equipment
- Also in
- This question also appears in the bus theory test.
Practise this topic in the app
Free demo questions for every topic, progress saved, a full mock exam in the official format.
Got it wrong, or had to think? That is one of 909 questions the truck theory test can draw from. Sit the truck mock exam in the official format (100 questions, 120 minutes, pass mark 74) and see how many more you would miss.
Related questions
- Under what circumstances would a driver increase the air pressure in the tyres?
- In general, how frequently should a vehicle’s lights be checked?
- With regard to vehicle checks, which of the following should the driver check after the walk-around check and prior to leaving the depot?
- Is it allowed for a vehicle to be driven on a public road when the brake lights are not working?
- On an uphill gradient, which of the following effects will gravity have?
- Who is responsible for supplying any Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required by the driver?