Question 308
Is it correct to hold a baby in your arms in a passenger car?
- Yes, as a protective measure.
- Only if you are in one of the rear seats and the driver is traveling at a low speed.
- No, the baby must be seated in a properly approved safety device.
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Correct answer: No, the baby must be seated in a properly approved safety device.
The baby must travel secured in an approved child restraint system appropriate for their height and weight. Holding the baby in your arms does not replace that device.