You are driving a car carrying three passengers: an 8-year-old child who is 130 cm tall, a 13-year-old passenger, and a 15-year-old passenger. Under UK road traffic law, for which of these passengers are you, as the driver, legally responsible for ensuring that the correct seatbelt or child restraint is used?
- AOnly the 8-year-old child
- Both the 8-year-old child and the 13-year-old passengerCevap
- CAll three passengers, including the 15-year-old
- DOnly the 13-year-old and the 15-year-old passengers
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Both the 8-year-old child and the 13-year-old passenger
Under UK road traffic law and the Highway Code, the driver is legally responsible for ensuring that all passengers under the age of 14 use the appropriate restraint (an approved child seat for children under 12 years or under 135 cm tall, and an adult seatbelt thereafter). Passengers aged 14 and over are legally responsible for wearing their own seatbelt. Therefore, the driver is legally responsible for the 8-year-old child and the 13-year-old passenger, but not the 15-year-old.
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Driver legal liability for passenger seatbelts and child restraints under UK road traffic law
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