The UNC Highway Safety Research Center maintains list of recalls covering current and older car seats. This list is intended for use as a resource for Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians and Child Passenger Safety Programs as they assist parents and other caregivers.
With few exceptions, North Carolina law requires all people in a car (including the back seat!) to be properly buckled up. For older kids and adults this means using a seatbelt and wearing it right. But what does “wearing it right” really mean? Read about the correct way to position a seatbelt and learn how to determine when your child is ready to ride without a booster seat.
Because so many in-person trainings have been cancelled or postponed, the UNC Highway Safety Research Center, Governor’s Highway Safety Program, and Safe Kids North Carolina have collaborated to bring a webinar series to NC Technicians.