Which legal restraint requirement or responsibility applies to each category of vehicle occupant under UK road traffic law? Match each occupant category on the left to its corresponding legal requirement on the right.
- Children under 3 years of age travelling in a carMust use an approved child car seat; the only exception is travelling in the rear of a licensed taxi without a seat provided
- Children aged 3 up to 12 years (or under 135 cm in height)Must use an appropriate child restraint (booster seat or cushion), with the driver legally responsible for compliance
- Passengers aged 14 years and olderMust wear an available seatbelt, and are personally legally liable if they fail to do so
- Individuals granted a medical seatbelt exemptionAre excused from wearing a seatbelt but must carry and present a valid certificate from a doctor upon request
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Children under 3 match with mandatory approved child seats (taxi exception only); children aged 3 to 12 (under 135 cm) match with required child restraints under driver liability; passengers aged 14 and older match with personal legal responsibility for wearing a seatbelt; and medical exemption holders match with carrying and presenting an official medical certificate.
Under UK road traffic law, children under 3 must use an approved child car seat suitable for their size and weight. Children from age 3 up to 12 years (or until reaching 135 cm in height) must use an appropriate child restraint, and the vehicle driver is legally accountable for ensuring compliance for all passengers under age 14. At age 14 and older, passengers become personally responsible under the law for wearing an available seatbelt. Those who cannot wear a seatbelt due to medical conditions must hold and present a valid Certificate of Exemption on Medical Grounds issued by a doctor.
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UK legal frameworks governing occupant safety restraints, including age/height thresholds, driver liability versus passenger liability, and medical exemption criteria.
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