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4, provided that they all use a child restraint system.
According to the Traffic Regulations, each seat in a vehicle is designed to carry one person, whether a child or an adult. Children must use a child restraint system in the car until they reach a height of more than 1.35 metres. Children are also expected to travel in the rear seats, unless the vehicle has no rear seats available or they are occupied by child restraint systems. In that situation, children may travel in the front seat using an approved child seat. In summary, excluding the driver, 4 seats remain available and may be occupied by 4 children.
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6, even if some of them do not use a child restraint system.
3, because they may never occupy the front seat.
4, provided that they all use a child restraint system.
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