Answer:
You may not operate a vehicle unless all child passengers <em><u>under the age of 16 years</u></em> are either wearing a safety belt assembly or are securely fastened into an approved child restraint device.
Explanation:
Safety in driving or operating a vehicle provides a possibility of preventing possible injuries or accidents. This is why drivers or potential drivers are required to take a driver's exam to get their license to verify and 'educate' them about safety both for the occupants and the public around them while operating a vehicle.
One of the rules of the requirement that involves <em>children or young people is that those under the age of 16 years are required to use a safety belt or be securely fastened in an approved child restraint device</em>. This will keep them safely in place in cases of any accidents. This is a legal requirement for any parent or adult to safely operate a vehicle.
Decline and respectfully decline.
The correct answer is “too”
