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In a rear seat with the belt correctly fitted.
Travel in a rear seat with the belt correctly fitted. Being taller than 135 cm allows belt use; the height-based rear-seat requirement for children of 135 cm or less does not apply. DGT recommends a suitable child restraint up to 150 cm, especially if the belt does not fit properly. A recommendation must not be confused with a legal duty, and exactly 135 cm is not above that threshold.
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In the front seat without a belt because the child is taller than 135 cm.
In a rear seat with the belt correctly fitted.
Without any restraint if the journey is short.
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