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Car accidents are deadly because of the natural forces of gravity and inertia. When an object is moving, it will continue to move unless acted on by an outside force. In a car crash, the car stops...
It doesn't matter if you consider yourself the best driver in the world--motor vehicle accidents can happen to anyone. Children, because of their small size, are more at risk when traveling in a...
The number one cause of death in children under the age of 14 are motor vehicle crashes. More than 50 percent of these deaths are due to children being unrestrained. Some of these deaths were due...
Picking a child safety seat is, obviously, important for the safety of a child. All 50 states in the U.S. have laws regulating the use of safety seats. Having a child in the wrong seat for her...
Many states have laws requiring children to use booster seats in cars long after they are infants or toddlers. Booster seats help protect children in a car crash, and make the seat belts fit...
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