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In Ontario, child car seats must be:

Ontario law requires all child car seats and booster seats to be officially certified, bearing Transport Canada’s National Safety Mark to ensure they meet stric

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Question: In Ontario, child car seats must be:

Answer options: ✅ Approved by Transport Canada (National Safety Mark)

  • Any seat that fits
  • Used only on highways
  • Only required for newborns

Correct answer: Approved by Transport Canada (National Safety Mark)

Explanation: Ontario law requires all child car seats and booster seats to be officially certified, bearing Transport Canada’s National Safety Mark to ensure they meet strict federal safety standards. Using unapproved seats is illegal and highly unsafe. Furthermore, these safety restraints are mandatory on all public roads—not just highways—and are required for children of various ages, weights, and heights, rather than just newborns. Under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act, drivers are legally responsible for ensuring young passengers are secured in these certified seats. G1 candidates should expect exam questions regarding child restraint specifications and driver responsibilities for passenger safety.

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