Safe Ride 4 Kids

Every year dozens of children become a hot car death statistic after being left or getting stuck in a car on a hot day.

This infographic reveals some of the most shocking statistics about hot car deaths.

How to Prevent Your Child from Being a Hot Car Death Statistic Every year, dozens of children die after being left in a hot car on a hot day. July is typically the month with the most hot car deaths.

Tip of the week: Never leave your child alone in the car. And never think you would never. Leave yourself reminders like putting something you’ll need in the backseat so you have to get it when you get out of the car.

On average, 38 children die in hot cars every year from heat-related deaths after being left or stuck in a car. Even with all the media, the number has been rising and even the best of parents can forget and leave a sleeping baby in a car. The end result can be injury or death.

that lasts all year long!

Did you know? Each week, at least 50 children are backed over by vehicles, so be sure to always check your surroundings before getting into the driver’s seat and while backing up.

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The most common phrase kids say on road trips, according to a Bridgestone survey? “I have to go to the bathroom.” A close second was “I’m hungry” and not surprisingly next came “Are we there yet?” and “I’m bored.”

Which one do you hear the most on trips?

Learning to drive is a rite of passage for many teenagers. For parents, however, having a teen driver leads to constant worrying about their safety while on the road.
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Tip of the week: Teach your teen driver about distracted driving, pledge to each other to not drive with distractions and be a good example.

that keeps your little ones secure.

Did you know? Correctly used child safety seats can reduce the risk of death by as much as 71%!