You should never share a seatbelt with your child. One seat belt is meant only for one person.

Can a child die as a result of prolonged heat exposure in cars?

Opening windows can prevent heatstroke.

For yours and your family’s safety, you should never:

It is safe for children ages 12 and under to sit in the front seat as long as they have their parents’ permission.

To avoid backover incidents, it’s always good to take a quick glance underneath your vehicle before moving it.

It is never safe to leave a child alone in a car, even for a few minutes.

Heatstroke can happen on cloudy days.

You should always drop off and pick up children on the same side of the road as the school bus.

To avoid backover incidents, as a parent you must:

It is safest for children to sit in the back seat.

To make sure your child can’t get out when the car is moving or standing still, you should:

To avoid backover incidents, before moving back the vehicle you should:

Underage kids should be allowed to drive when…

To avoid backover incidents, before moving the vehicle you should:

Children have greater sensitivity to heatstroke than adults.

When travelling in hot conditions, you should:

Is it important to teach your child to STOP, LOOK and LISTEN when crossing the road?

The child seat must be according to child’s Size, Age and as required by the local law.

You can save your child from becoming entrapped in a vehicle’s trunk by…