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In a rear seat, with a suitable approved child restraint.
In a rear seat, using an approved child restraint suitable for their height and weight. The rule applies to minors who are 135 cm tall or shorter, rather than depending on turning 12. Exceptions allow the front seat with the appropriate restraint if there are no rear seats, all are occupied by such minors, or all the restraints cannot be installed behind. Deactivate the front airbag when using a rear-facing restraint in front.
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In the front seat whenever they have turned 12.
In any seat without restraint because they are over 120 cm.
In a rear seat, with a suitable approved child restraint.
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