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car for ihe purchase and make sure ii fils the car and the parents' needs. Otherwise. they won’t use it."
One important requirement under the law is that the seat he approved. “This is not something to worry consumers unduly." Camp said. "Most of the devices sold in Virginia are approved.”
Not only do the devices protect children, but the other passengers in the car. "We had a case last year," Camp said, “where a child was asleep with his head in his mother's lap. Upon awakening, he grabbed the steering wheel to raise up. steered the car across the median and under a tractortrailer. killing five people. 1 wish those who say it's ‘too much trouble' to strap chilren in could have seen that reck."
There are no laws governing the restraint of children over four, but Camp singled out some dangers to their safety. "Never, never allow children (or adults) to ride in the back of a station wagon or pick-up truck. They have no protection and. of course, no seat bells."
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