Training

Adults

Seat belts are one of the simplest and most effective tools for saving lives in motor vehicle crashes. Learn more: Buckling Up for Life – Adult Seat Belt Safety.

Tweens and Teens

As children grow, their safety needs in vehicles evolve – but the importance of proper restraint never changes. Learn more: Keeping Tweens and Teens Safe in Vehicles.

Grade School

Choosing the right car seat or booster and teaching children to buckle up correctly helps protect them during every ride and sets the foundation for a lifetime of safe choices. Learn more: Keeping Grade School Children Safe in Vehicles.

Birth to Kindergarten

Young children should ride in rear-facing car seats from birth until they reach the weight or height limit set by the car seat manufacturer. This position will best-protect their head, neck and back in the event of a crash.

• Assist parents and caregivers: Show them how to access additional information and get free resources to promote child passenger safety.