What is a “booster seat”?
- Correct answer: A seat that is designed for transporting small children, restrained by the safety belt of the vehicle.
- A standard seat that is designed for transporting children until 18 years of age
- A seat that is designed for a driver whose height is less than 160 cm and whose age is more than 18 years
- A seat that is designed for transporting children on bicycles only while the children are restrained by a safety belt.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: A seat that is designed for transporting small children, restrained by the safety belt of the vehicle.
A booster seat is a child seat used in a vehicle that raises a small child so the vehicle's ordinary safety belt fits correctly across the shoulder and hips, not the neck or stomach. The child is restrained by the car's own belt, not a separate harness. It is not meant for bicycles, for older teenagers, or for short adult drivers.