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How many demerit points result from failing to properly secure a child under 16 in a vehicle in British Columbia?
Failing to ensure a child under 16 is properly secured in a vehicle results in 3 demerit points in British Columbia, in addition to fines.
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Question: How many demerit points result from failing to properly secure a child under 16 in a vehicle in British Columbia?
Answer options:
- 2 demerit points ✅ 3 demerit points
- 4 demerit points
- 6 demerit points
Correct answer: 3 demerit points
Explanation: Failing to ensure a child under 16 is properly secured in a vehicle results in 3 demerit points in British Columbia, in addition to fines.
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