When is it legal to leave a child six years of age or younger unattended in a motor vehicle?
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When weather conditions present health or safety risk to the child.
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When keys left in the ignition could result in injuries.
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If the child is supervised by a person 12 years or older.
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Explanation
Leaving a young child alone in a car is extremely dangerous and can result in severe harm or even death. California law prohibits leaving a child six years of age or younger unattended in a vehicle, except when supervised by a person 12 years or older. This requirement ensures that a responsible individual is present to handle emergencies or any situations that may arise.
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