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When taller than 135 cm, using a seat belt or suitable restraint.
When taller than 135 cm. At or below 135 cm, children must use an approved child restraint appropriate to their size and weight under article 117. Exceeding that height does not permit unrestrained travel: use a seat belt or another suitable restraint, properly installed and used. At exactly 135 cm, a child restraint remains mandatory. Continuing with a suitable child restraint up to 150 cm is recommended if the adult belt does not fit properly.
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From 120 cm, with no seat belt required.
When taller than 135 cm, using a seat belt or suitable restraint.
From 150 cm, with no restraint of any kind required.
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