Starting next year, children will be required to be in a car seat or booster until they are nine years old and at least 40 ...

Motor vehicle crashes were the second-leading cause of serious traumatic injuries among patients treated in the Children’s Hospital care system last year. Changes to Colorado’s ...

Parents and caregivers in Minnesota need to be aware of new, strict guidelines that are now in place to ensure children's ...

A March 22 crash that left a child dead revealed seven years after a state law aiming to outfit buses with seat belts, many ...

(WBRC) - According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, car crashes are a leading ... still see your baby’s face from the front seat. From age 1 or 20 pounds to age 5 or 40 pounds, ...

Notably, about 75 percent of parents are unaware that kids need to be in booster seats until they are at least four foot nine inches tall. Suzanne Johansson, head of child safety engineering at ...

But it ultimately depends on your budget, the car model you have or are interested in, and the climate where you live. Heated seats come standard on many vehicles, or you can opt for a higher trim ...

A new study shows too many children are being put at risk by parents who think they are doing the right thing. A study by Ohio State University, Safe Kids Worldwide, and Chevrolet found that ...

Taking these small, simple steps won’t make you invincible, but they will help you avoid many common risks. The more we all commit to road safety, the better we make the roads for ourselves, our loved ...

But if your kid isn’t into it, it can become a stress-inducing obligation. Here’s how to have hard conversations with your child about quitting.

Followed categories will be added to My News. November 11, 7am: Three children have been arrested after they allegedly stole a car from a Palmerston business and attempted to steal others.