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Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 1 (Signs)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 2 (Signs)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 3 (Rules)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 4 (Rules)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 5 (Rules)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 6 (Rules)
Oklahoma DMV Practice Test – Quiz 7 (Rules)
Driving with kids on board
For those of us with a family, driving with children on board is a common situation and we don’t give a second thought to it. We just go along as we normally do but there is a whole world of difference and a certain set of precautions. In addition there are a lot of things people commonly do with kids on board which can be quite dangerous. Read on to find out how you can safely drive with a baby or a child on board.
Firstly, irrespective of the age of the child, never ever seat him or her in your lap while driving. This puts everyone in the car in danger as the child can obstruct your view and cause other distractions. Instead, install a child seat depending on the age or secure him or her in the back seat with the seat belt in place. Seating them in your lap can put them in fatal danger even in case of a minor collision or the air bag might crush and suffocate them.
Ensure that you have the right seating for the child. For newborn babies, it is best to travel with another passenger and for slightly older babies, it is best to secure them in a child seat appropriate for their age. All child seats are marked with the ages of the children they are intended for so you will not have a problem choosing. Also, no child under the age of twelve should be in the passenger seat in the front. They should be seated in the rear with the seat belt fastened securely under all circumstances. As kids get older, they get fidgety but it is important that you teach them how to buckle up and the importance of the seat belt. As far as baby seats go, infants should be secured in a rear facing seat and toddlers can move to front facing seats. Booster seats are for slightly older kids and there is a minimum weight requirement for it, which is again specified by the manufacturer.
Getting in and out of the car is very important. It is best that you guide the child into the car first and then get in yourself. Ensure that the child lock is always on so that there is no risk of accidentally opening the door. Moreover, while getting off, kids might be in a hurry so it is imperative that they use the door facing the sidewalk or curb. This is another thing you will have to teach kids, especially as they get older.
Teach your kids the importance of road safety and they should be trained to keep activity to a minimum in the car. They should not be loud and move around too much, which could distract you. Ensure that the car has no objects that can be thrown around and cause damage. Traveling with kids is a rewarding experience and with a few tips, it can be safe and enjoyable.