Rules of the Road

Booster seats in BC are required for children who:

British Columbia road sign — Have outgrown a forward-facing seat but are not tall enough for an adult belt (typically 18–36 kg and under 145 cm)
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Correct Answer: B. Have outgrown a forward-facing seat but are not tall enough for an adult belt (typically 18–36 kg and under 145 cm)

Boosters position the adult seat belt on a child's body correctly. Without one the lap belt injures organs and the shoulder belt can cut the neck in a crash.

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