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Four, with suitable restraints and meeting the conditions for using the front seat.
Four: one per available seat, each with an approved restraint suited to height and weight. Use rear seats; if all three are already occupied by these children, the fourth may travel in front under Article 117.3. Other exceptions include no rear seats or inability to install all restraints at the rear. Deactivate a frontal airbag when a rear-facing restraint is used in front. Follow manufacturer instructions: four free seats do not guarantee every combination of child seats fits.
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Six, even if they share seats.
Four, with suitable restraints and meeting the conditions for using the front seat.
Three, because children of that height may never travel in front.
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