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North
Dakota
state child restraint laws :
North Dakota state law requires that children under age
7 ride in a car seat or booster seat. The car seat or
booster seat must be installed and used according to
manufacturer's instructions. A seat belt may be used if
the child is over 80 pounds and taller than 4'9".
Children over 40 pounds may use a lap belt if the
vehicle does not have lap/shoulder belts, or all of the
lap/shoulder belts are in use, because booster seats
cannot be used with lap-only seat belts.
North Dakota law also requires children ages 7 to 17 to
wear a seat belt.
Some children require special child
restraints. Premature infants, children with respiratory
difficulties, orthopedic challenges, and neurological
and behavioral problems may require special child
restraints.
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