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Summer’s here, and the taste of freedom comes with it. Families head on road trips, children hop in the car with friends for an impromptu treat, and summer camp staffers pack up their charges for a ride to the pool or the park.

Many of them are violating state law in the process.

Every child up to age 8, according to Virginia code 46.2-1095, must be “properly secured in a child restraint device." This means a child safety seat — aka car seat — or a booster seat.

This law was extended in 2007. Previously the age was 5, but now it applies to chil

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