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With a suitable child restraint; if unavailable, a seat belt suitable for height and weight.
With an approved child restraint suitable for height and weight. If none is available, a seat belt must be used provided it is suitable for height and weight. The situation includes exactly three years of age and exactly 135 cm; it is not limited to older than three or shorter than 135 cm.
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Always without a restraint because it is a bus.
With any belt, even if unsuitable for height and weight.
With a suitable child restraint; if unavailable, a seat belt suitable for height and weight.
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