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No. Article 117.3 requires an approved child restraint suited to the child’s height and weight and used according to manufacturer instructions. They must occupy a rear seat, except where there are no rear seats, all are occupied by children subject to these requirements, or fitting all the restraints there is impossible. A short journey or an adult holding the child does not replace the restraint. Failure to use it correctly is a serious offence and can result in a 200-euro fine and four penalty points for the responsible driver.
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Yes, on short journeys on roads within built-up areas.
Yes, if an adult holds them firmly in their arms.
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