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No; the applicable height, seating and restraint rules must be met.
No. Height governs the rule: minors up to and including 135 cm must use a suitable approved child restraint and normally sit in the rear. A front seat with that restraint is allowed only when no rear seats exist, all are occupied by minors of that height, or not all restraints can be installed in the rear. Disable the frontal airbag for a rear-facing front restraint. Above 135 cm, front-seat travel with appropriate restraint is possible; continuing child-restraint use to 150 cm is recommended.
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No; being under 12 allows travel without any restraint.
No; the applicable height, seating and restraint rules must be met.
Yes; every child under 12 is prohibited from travelling in front without exception.
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En un turismo de hasta nueve plazas, ¿la edad inferior a 12 años impide por sí sola viajar delante?
- No; por tener menos de 12 años puede viajar sin sujeción.
- No; debe cumplir las reglas de estatura, asiento y sujeción aplicables.(Correct answer)
- Sí; todos los menores de 12 años tienen prohibido viajar delante sin excepción.
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