Child passenger safety week highlights vehicle safety for kids
Experts recommend the following types of car seats based on a child’s age and size: Rear-Facing Car Seats: Ideal for young children, these seats cradle the child during a crash to protect their neck and spine. Infant Car Seat: Designed for newborns and small babies, typically used until they outgrow it before their first birthday.
Sept. 15-21 Is Child Passenger Safety Week
The annual campaign runs through Saturday, Sept. 21. Law enforcement agencies, public health departments and other community organizations throughout the Bay Area and the country are involved with the campaign.
DPS issues reminders for Child Passenger Safety Week
In recognition of Child Passenger Safety Week, which runs Sept. 15-20, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is reminding drivers to educate themselves on the best child safety seat practices in order to keep our state's youngest passengers safe on the road.
Protecting children the focus of Child Passenger Safety Week
The Governor's Office of Highway Safety is joining the Georgia Department of Public Health Office of Injury Prevention, to encourage parents and caregivers across Georgia to make sure their precious cargo is riding in a properly-installed car seat or booster seat.
It's Child Passenger Safety Week, How You Can Make Sure Your Kids Are Safe In The Car
Ashley Moran, Transportation Planner at Acadiana Planning Commission, stopped by News15 at Noon to share the details on how you can keep your kids safe while traveling in the car.
A reminder to boost your child’s safety! ‘Child Passenger Safety Week’ now underway
With ‘Child Passenger Safety Week’ in full swing, parents and caregivers can expect an increased amount of communication as it pertains to child safety.
Child Passenger Safety Week: Is your child in the right car seat?
Car seats provide critical protection for kids in the event of a crash, but they're only effective when used and installed correctly.
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