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Yes, because they exceed 135 cm and wear the belt correctly.
Yes, because they exceed 135 cm and wear the seat belt correctly. Minors exactly 135 cm tall or shorter must use a suitable child restraint and rear seats, subject to Article 117(3) exceptions. The restraint is still required in those exceptions; a rear-facing restraint in front of a frontal airbag requires the airbag to be deactivated. There is no general ban based solely on being under 12.
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No; nobody under 18 may sit in front.
No; they must always exceed 150 cm to sit in front.
Yes, because they exceed 135 cm and wear the belt correctly.
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Un menor mide 140 cm y puede utilizar correctamente el cinturón del turismo. ¿Puede ocupar un asiento delantero conforme a la regla general de altura?
- No; ningún menor de 18 años puede ir delante.
- Sí, porque supera los 135 cm y utiliza correctamente el cinturón.(Correct answer)
- No; siempre debe superar los 150 cm para ir delante.
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