Utah: Other Topics Questions
2 real, verified Utah driving-test questions on other topics, each with the correct answer and a full explanation below. Want to practice these interactively instead? Start a Other Topics practice round.
1. Under Utah's child safety seat law, until what age (or height) must a child ride in an approved child safety seat?
Why: Utah requires children age 8 and under (unless already 57 inches tall) to ride in an approved child safety seat: rear-facing to age 2/30 lbs, then forward-facing with a harness to age 4/40 lbs, then a booster seat until the belt fits correctly and the child is 57 inches tall.
2. When can a Utah officer stop a vehicle specifically for a seat belt violation?
Why: A Utah officer may stop a vehicle specifically for a seat belt violation only if an unrestrained occupant is under 16; occupants 16 or older can be cited for being unbelted only if the vehicle was already stopped for another reason.
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