Question

A child under the age of eight and who is less than 57 inches (four feet nine inches) tall must be properly belted in a child safety/booster seat and

a) No exceptions
b) Only on highways
c) Only during rush hour
d) Unless there are airbags

Answer 1

A child under the age of eight and who is less than 57 inches tall must be properly belted in a child safety/booster seat unless there are airbags.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the given information, a child under the age of eight and who is less than 57 inches tall must be properly belted in a child safety/booster seat unless there are airbags. This means that if the car is equipped with airbags, the child does not need to be in a child safety/booster seat. However, if the car does not have airbags, then the child must be properly belted in a child safety/booster seat. The purpose of this requirement is to ensure the safety of young children when traveling in a car.