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A suitable approved child restraint or a correctly fitted seat belt.
A correctly fitted seat belt may be used, or an approved child restraint suitable for the passenger’s height and weight and used according to its instructions. The specific child-restraint duty for minors applies at 135 cm or below; the prompt excludes exactly that height. Continuing with a suitable child restraint up to 150 cm improves fit when the belt does not fit properly.
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Only the belt; a suitable child restraint is prohibited above 135 cm.
Only a child restraint, because it is compulsory for everyone under 150 cm.
A suitable approved child restraint or a correctly fitted seat belt.
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