Correct answer
Yes, with the suitable seat correctly installed and the frontal airbag deactivated.
Yes, with the suitable child restraint correctly installed according to its instructions and the frontal airbag deactivated. Article 117.3 requires children no taller than 135 cm to travel in the rear, except when there are no rear seats, all are occupied by children of that height, or fitting all restraints there is impossible. The exception permits the front seat but does not remove the child-restraint requirement. A rear-facing seat in front is permitted only with the frontal airbag deactivated.
Practice more B licence questions
A 3-minute quick test with exam-style questions. Free, no signup.
All options
Yes, using the adult belt without the child seat is enough.
No, even when those regulatory conditions are met.
Yes, with the suitable seat correctly installed and the frontal airbag deactivated.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Related questions
- In a car with seat belts and up to nine seats, may a child 125 cm tall travel in front using only the adult belt, without their child restraint?
- Must a goods trailer have lateral protection when the applicable technical regulations require that device for that vehicle?
- How should the mirrors be adjusted in vehicles?
- Is it advisable to use headrests in all the seats of the car?
- How does a lead-acid starter battery supply electricity while discharging?
- May a vehicle drive along a broken longitudinal lane-divider marking (M-1.1 to M-1.3)?