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An approved child restraint suited to their height and weight.
Use an approved child restraint suited to their height and weight and installed according to the manufacturer. Use rear seats except for the exceptions in Article 117.3. A rear-facing restraint in a front seat may be used only with the frontal airbag deactivated. The rule includes exactly 135 cm. Adults, vehicles with more than nine seats and exempt situations have different rules.
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An approved child restraint suited to their height and weight.
The adult belt without a child restraint in every case.
No restraint if seated in the rear.
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