Under Alabama's child restraint law, children must wear a seat belt until what age?
- A18
- B12
- C15
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C. 15
Alabama's child restraint law requires children to be restrained, using seat belts once past booster age, until 15 years of age.
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C. 15
Alabama's child restraint law requires children to be restrained, using seat belts once past booster age, until 15 years of age.
A. A red flag at least 12 inches square
Alabama requires a red flag at least 12 inches square on a load projecting 4 feet or more to the rear, and a red light visible for 200 feet at night.
B. A $50 fine and 1 point
Alabama's hands-free law sets a first-conviction penalty of a $50 fine and 1 point on the driver's record.
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