In which case is a minor permitted to travel occupying the front seat of a passenger car?

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Current traffic regulations prioritize height over age. As a general rule, minors must travel in the rear seats. However, they are allowed to travel in the front seat if their height is equal to or greater than 135 centimeters, in which case they may use the vehicle's seat belt or an appropriate child restraint system. It is important to remember that the old rule based on being over 12 years old is no longer in effect. Minors under 135 cm may only sit in the front in three exceptional cases: if the vehicle has no rear seats, if all rear seats are occupied by other minors with their restraint systems, or if it is not possible to install the restraint systems in the back.

In which case is a minor permitted to travel occupying the front seat of a passenger car?

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