- A In the front seat with a normal belt
- ✓ In approved child restraints, usually in the rear
- C On an adult lap
- D A restraint is not required for short trips
Why this is the correct answer
By law, children up to 1.35 m must use an approved child restraint and, with limited exceptions, ride in the rear seats.
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