Pennsylvania officials are urging residents to consider child passenger safety with multiple free car seat check events.
This year, Child Passenger Safety Week runs from Sept. 15-21. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration , car crashes are theThroughout this week, Pennsylvania State Police are holding a variety of car seat safety events across counties. At these events, police will help residents check that their car seats are properly installed, install new seats, teach the proper way to harness a child into the seat, and check seats for recalls. Find an event near youRep. Sheryl M.
More information from PennDOT about Pennsylvania's car seat laws and how to choose the right car seat can be found
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