If two children are being transported in the rear seat of a passenger car in safety seats and it is not possible to install a third safety seat, then:

Explanation

Correct answer: The third child may be transported if it is at least 3 years old and is restrained by means of a seat belt.

The provisions of the Road Traffic Act provide for an exception to the general rule of transporting children in child safety seats. In a situation where two child safety seats have already been installed on the rear seat of a vehicle and it is not physically possible to install a third, the law permits the transport of a third child, aged at least 3 years, secured only with seat belts.

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