The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued the new regulations to better protect young kids from ...

The Maine Bureau of Highway Safety is urging drivers to buckle up ahead of a national Click It or Ticket seat belt safety ...

Families who are planning to go on long road trips over the Easter holidays are being reminded of car seat rules ... it's worth remembering what the law says about children needing car seats.

The laws will require children to remain in rear-facing car seats until they are 2 years old or until they exceed the height or weight requirements for the seat. All children under 13 will also ...

Children placed in a rear-facing car seat can only ride in the front seat if the airbag is disabled. Michigan ends ban on paid surrogacy agreements A new Michigan law brings an end to the state's ...

TRAVERSE CITY — Changes are coming to Michigan’s car seat laws. Those safety laws take effect next week, and there are changes when it comes to how long kids need to ride in the back seats of ...

Starting this Wednesday, April 2, Michigan’s expanded car seat rules for children go into effect. The updated child passenger safety law requires children under two years of age to be in a rear ...

MICHIGAN (WSBT) — Michigan’s child passenger safety laws are changing, bringing new requirements for car seats, booster seats, and when children can sit in the front seat. The updated law ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Michigan’s new law child car seat laws go into effect soon. Starting April 2, parents must ensure their child is in the appropriate child seat according to the ...

LANSING, Mich. (WJRT) - Beginning April 2, new changes to Michigan's state car seat laws are scheduled to go into effect. The new laws are aimed at helping keep children safe while in the car.

Parents with young children will want to brush up on changes to Michigan’s vehicle safety law taking effect next ... s height/weight limits of their car seat. Previous guidance was until they ...

Parents, mark your calendars. April 2 is when Michigan’s new car seat laws go into effect. If you break the law, you could get a ticket, but more importantly, these laws could save lives.