What is a “safety seat”:
- A seat meeting specified standards installed on two-wheelers and designed for transporting children.
- Correct answer: A seat, meeting specified standards, secured to the vehicle with a safety belt and used for transporting children with independent belts.
- Any seat that is adjusted for driving children and elderly people and meets the standard which was set by the Ministry of Environmental Protection
- A seat which is installed inside a vehicle during its manufacture-stage and is adjusted for driving children with a maximum age of 14 years
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: A seat, meeting specified standards, secured to the vehicle with a safety belt and used for transporting children with independent belts.
A safety seat is a standard-approved seat for carrying children in a vehicle. It is secured to the vehicle with the vehicle's safety belt and has its own built-in belts that hold the child. It is not a seat fitted at the factory or a seat for two-wheelers. It is not meant for elderly people, and its standard is not set by the Ministry of Environmental Protection.