What does a booster seat actually do? · Q-0342
What does a booster seat actually do?
- a It replaces the need for a shoulder belt
- b It allows the child to sit in the front seat
- c It absorbs impact energy on its own
- d It raises the child so the adult seatbelt crosses the bony structures of the chest and pelvis
Answer
It raises the child so the adult seatbelt crosses the bony structures of the chest and pelvis
Learn to Drive Smart · LTDS-2026-03 · Chapter 2 · You and your vehicle · Stage 3 — booster seat
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