South Australia · Learner's Theory Test · Road rules

Who is responsible for making sure a 13-year-old passenger is buckled in?

The answer

The passenger
The driver Correct
The front passenger
Nobody on short trips

Why that's the answer

The driver is legally responsible for ensuring all passengers under 16 are properly restrained.

Where this rule comes from

Department for Infrastructure and Transport – The Driver's Handbook Official source

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