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Penal Code 30-72 Practice Test
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What is the age threshold for the Child Passenger in Driving/Boating with Child Passenger offenses?
Younger than 12
Under 15
15 or older
Younger than 15
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Younger than 15
Explanation:
The rule focuses on how old a passenger must be to fall under this specific offense. The statute defines a “child passenger” as someone younger than 15. So the offense applies when you drive or boat with a passenger who is under 15. If the passenger is 15 or older, this particular offense wouldn’t apply (though other laws or safety requirements might still apply). That’s why the correct threshold is “younger than 15”—it targets the safety protections needed for the younger age group.
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