Cindy Hamilton is the program coordinator for child passenger safety at OSF Children’s Hospital, and she shares some tips on how to protect your child while they ride in the car. One tip she ...

These events provide an excellent opportunity to get hands-on assistance and learn valuable tips for child passenger safety,” said Lance Rae, spokesperson for the DOT. One of those events will ...

Starting April 2, parents must ensure their child is in the appropriate child seat according to the updated child passenger safety laws ... and weight.” For tips on choosing the right car ...

Car crashes continue to be the leading cause of death for children over the age of three in the United States, making proper ...

Michigan State Police this week reminded drivers about updates to the state's Child Passenger Safety Law taking effect in ...

Under the updated laws, children must be secured in a car seat that is appropriate for their age, weight and height as indicated by the car seat’s manufacturer.

The Child Passenger Safety Law implements stricter guidelines for how children should be secured in a vehicle to ensure they remain safe at all times. The number one tip 13 Action News was given ...

An area Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST) (right) explains how a harness should be fit to a child’s shoulders on a forward-facing car seat. Christi Rogers, executive director of the Child ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Changes to Michigan’s child passenger safety law take effect next month. The updates, which go into effect April 2, shift some age requirements and take into ...

The state is changing its child passenger safety laws, effective Wednesday. The new laws call for infants to ride in rear-facing car seats in the back seat for two years instead of one.

Children must be secured in a car seat appropriate for their age, weight and height Car seats and booster seats are life-saving devices. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) ...

New child passenger safety laws in Michigan will be enforced starting April 2, 2025, updating regulations on car seats, booster seats, and seatbelt use based on a child's age and size. Key changes ...