Question 816 of 371 · Alberta Class 7 Knowledge Test
In which type of seat must a child ride from birth until reaching the weight to switch seats?
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Correct answer to question 816
- C: A rear-facing infant seat or a rear-facing convertible seat
Explanation
From birth, children must ride in a rear-facing infant seat or a rear-facing convertible seat. They switch to a forward-facing seat only at the weight the manufacturer recommends.
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