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"High Occupancy?" (by Mike Peters)
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Does this apply further, though? If a car is registered for 4 passengers, would a fetus count towards that total?
Are cars registered for passenger numbers?
Maybe it's not a US-thing? Cars in Norway have a registered numbers of seats specified in the car's registration, so I just assumed this was a general thing.
I don't live in the US. Although if it is registered seats, the seat is inside the mother, who is the vehicle for the baby, not the car