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In the rear seats with a suitable child restraint system
As a general rule, children up to 135 cm must travel in the rear seats using a child restraint system suited to their height and weight. It is a basic protection measure in a sudden stop or collision.
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In the rear seats with a suitable child restraint system
In any seat if they wear the adult seat belt
Always in the front seat to be watched more closely
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En un turismo, los menores de estatura igual o inferior a 135 cm deben viajar normalmente:
- En los asientos traseros con un sistema de retención infantil adecuado(Correct answer)
- En cualquier asiento si llevan el cinturón de adulto
- Siempre en el asiento delantero para ir más controlados
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