In Vermont, children under what age should always ride in a rear seat when practical?
- A13
- B8
- C16
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A. 13
Vermont law says a child under 13 shall always, if practical, ride in a rear seat.
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A. 13
Vermont law says a child under 13 shall always, if practical, ride in a rear seat.
C. Every operator and passenger
Vermont law prohibits operating or riding on a motorcycle on a highway without properly wearing approved protective headgear.
B. Stay in your lane and do not speed up
When being passed, stay in your lane and do not increase your speed. Make it as easy as possible for the other driver to pass.
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