Question

child care programs located within 20 miles of georgia or alabama can hold a license from that state instead of a florida driver’s license. true false question 9 of 20 which is the best strategy to help avoid dangers and keep children safe during transportation activities? planning fun activities for children to do while being transported buckling children into the front passenger seat. taking high speed highways and interstates instead of slower speed local roads transporting children in back seats

Explanation:

First Question (True/False)

The statement confuses child care program licensing with driver's licenses, and child care program licensing rules don't work this way (also, a "Florida driver’s license" is for driving, not child care program licensing). So the statement is false.

• "Planning fun activities" is for engagement, not safety.
• Buckling children in front seats is unsafe (airbags and collision risks).
• High - speed highways don't inherently make transport safer for children.
• Transporting children in back seats (with proper restraints) is a recognized safety strategy as front seats have more risks (e.g., airbag deployment, collision impact).

Answer:

False

Second Question (Multiple Choice)