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No, there would be ten people, exceeding the nine seats.
No: that would be ten people for nine seats. Each child occupies a separate seat; age does not allow counting two as one person or carrying them on a lap. Observe seating and mass limits and use the appropriate seat belt or child restraint. Children 135 cm tall or shorter must use a child restraint and sit in rear seats, subject to Article 117’s exceptions.
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No, there would be ten people, exceeding the nine seats.
Yes, if the driver is a parent or guardian, even if seating capacity is exceeded.
Yes, if all are under 12, because they do not count as people.
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