In shared use vehicles, are minors with a height equal to or less than 135 cm required to use child restraint systems?

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The correct answer is Yes. According to General Traffic Regulations, minors with a height equal to or less than 135 centimeters must always use an approved child restraint system (CRS) properly adapted to their size and weight. This obligation strictly applies to shared vehicles (carsharing) and rentals, without exceptions. Clarification on incorrect answers: The option "Only if the car has such systems" is false. If the vehicle does not have the device, it is the driver's responsibility to provide one. If a CRS is not available, the minor cannot travel in the vehicle under any circumstances. The lack of equipment in the car does not exempt one from complying with road safety laws.

In shared use vehicles, are minors with a height equal to or less than 135 cm required to use child restraint systems?

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