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In the rear, using the suitable restraint fitted according to its instructions.
Travel in the rear using the suitable restraint according to its instructions. Child restraints are mandatory for minors at or below 135 cm under the statutory conditions and recommended up to 150 cm. Exceeding 135 cm does not require belt-only use or itself impose rear-seat travel. A belt must fit properly over pelvis and shoulder, not abdomen or neck.
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In front, with no restraint fastened because the child exceeds 135 cm.
In any seat without restraint because the child is older than two.
In the rear, using the suitable restraint fitted according to its instructions.
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