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Protecting your kids when you’re on the road
Parents can spend a lot of time driving with their kids — to and from appointments and activities, out running errands or travelling to visit family and friends. To make sure any children you drive with are as safe as they can be, check out these tips and guidelines on everything from choosing the right-sized car seat to knowing when a child is ready to advance to the next stage of car restraint.
Did You Know...
You should replace your child's car seat if you’ve had a collision and your seat was in the car at the time - even if your child was not riding with you.
Did You Know...
Cars made after September 1, 2002 have Universal Anchorage System (UAS) anchor bars. Check the owner's manuals of your children’s car seat and of the vehicle for the correct UAS installation instructions and seating positions.
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