Car Seat Safety Week

Car Seat Safety Week
Sponsored By: Cars.com

Car Seat Safety Week

Car seat safety is a widely discussed topic these days. Most accidents arise from improper use of car seats and seat belts. The most common examples include:

Rear-Facing Car Seat:
Incorrect amount of recline in child’s car seat: Child is less than a year old and the car seat is not installed at the correct angle for the rear-facing position.

Forward-Facing Car Seat:
Loose car seat installation: Car seat can be moved front to back or side to side by more than one inch when pushed or pulled at the belt path.

Booster Seat:
Improper lap belt position: Lap belt is placed across the child’s abdomen/rib cage, instead of across the hips or upper thighs.

If your looking for a great resource for car seat safety tips Cars.com has great tips to keep your riders safe!

Visit Cars.com for a complete safety check including what to look out for BEFORE placing a car seat in your car. Is your latch system proper for your seat of choice.

Learn the proper position and differences for infant seats, convertible seats and booster seats. You will also find other tips such as making sure to register your seat. This will help manufacturers alert buyers to safety recalls and defects!

Whether your looking for car safety tips or purchasing a car, renting a car, or driving a car, Cars.com has a lot of great information!

7 thoughts on “Car Seat Safety Week”
  1. Car safety is very important for little ones. Go to a reputable youtube source and watch exactly how to set it up and put your little one in!

    1. Yes! I remember! Then it became so complicated! I’m glad some fire departments and car dealerships will show you how to install them properly.

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