From what height are minors authorized to use adult seat belts instead of a child restraint system?

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According to traffic regulations in Spain, the fundamental criterion for switching from a Child Restraint System (CRS) to a standard seat belt is height, not age. The rule states that minors with a height equal to or less than 135 centimeters must use approved child restraint systems adapted to their size and weight. Therefore, from a height exceeding 1.35 meters, minors can legally use the adult seat belt. Analysis of the answers: Correct (Over 1.35 m): This is the current legal limit. Incorrect (1.50 m): Although authorities recommend using booster seats until 1.50 m for a better belt fit, the legal obligation ends at 1.35 m. Incorrect (12 years): Older regulations were based on age, but this was changed to prioritize the actual physical build of the child.

From what height are minors authorized to use adult seat belts instead of a child restraint system?

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