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A child restraint device adapted to their height and weight.
An approved child restraint suited to height and weight, installed according to manufacturer instructions. Article 117 requires these children to use rear seats, with three exceptions permitting a front seat. If a rear-facing restraint occupies a front seat with a frontal airbag, that airbag must be disabled. The vehicle belt alone does not replace the child restraint in this case.
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A child restraint device adapted to their height and weight.
A child restraint system compulsorily welded to the vehicle's bodywork.
The seat belt that comes fitted in the vehicle.
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