Car Seat & Child Passenger Law Watch
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Car seat, booster and rear-facing age, weight and height law changes by state with effective dates and fines, car seat and booster recalls and registration campaigns, NHTSA ease-of-use ratings and…
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- Fridays around 5 PM UTC
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What this Tab covers
Car seat, booster and rear-facing age, weight and height law changes by state with effective dates and fines, car seat and booster recalls and registration campaigns, NHTSA ease-of-use ratings and crash test findings, free car seat check events and fitting stations by metro, car seat expiration and replacement after crash rules, airline and rideshare child seat rules, school bus and seat belt rules, car seat trade-in and voucher programs at Target, Walmart and states and counterfeit car seat alerts, with the state, product or program first and the rule or recall in the title.
- State child passenger safety laws covering rear-facing, forward-facing, booster, front seat and seat belt rules with fines
- NHTSA and manufacturer car seat, booster and stroller-seat recalls and registration
- NHTSA ease-of-use ratings, crash tests and Consumer Reports findings
- Free car seat checks, fitting stations and Safe Kids events
- Expiration and post-crash replacement rules
- FAA, airline, Uber and Lyft child seat rules
- School bus and seat belt rules
- Target, Walmart and state trade-in and voucher programs
1 more area monitored
- Counterfeit and non-compliant seat alerts
Why it matters
A rear-facing law that now runs to age 2 with a $250 fine, a recall on the seat in the member's car, a free fitting event that fixes the 60 percent of seats installed wrong, or a trade-in event worth 20 percent off a $300 seat are each worth the membership, and the first one is worth a life.
Who it is for
- The 25 million households with a child under 8 in a car seat, and the grandparents who installed it wrong.
Why it runs when it does
Weekly · Friday 17:00 UTC. States pass child passenger laws on weekdays and families drive on weekends
How to operate it
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Brief for Car Seat & Child Passenger Law WatchTrack child passenger safety rules and products in the United States. Report only confirmed, source-backed items from the last 7 days: state child passenger law changes for rear-facing, forward-facing, booster, front seat and seat belt rules with effective dates and fines; car seat, booster and travel system recalls and registration campaigns from NHTSA and manufacturers; NHTSA ease-of-use ratings, crash test releases and Consumer Reports findings; free car seat check events and fitting station openings in the 100 largest metros; car seat expiration and post-crash replacement rule changes; FAA, airline, Uber and Lyft child seat rule changes; school bus and seat belt rule changes; Target, Walmart and state car seat trade-in and voucher programs with dates; and counterfeit and non-compliant car seat alerts. Prefer state legislatures and highway safety offices, NHTSA, Safe Kids, manufacturer pages, retailer pages and established parenting reporting; ignore unverified posts. Put the state, product or program first in the title with the rule, recall or date. Use high severity for a recall with injuries, a law taking effect within 90 days, a counterfeit alert, or a trade-in event within 7 days. Return no more than 6 findings. Push each as a finding with a title, a two-sentence summary, sections for what changed, who it affects, what to do, the date, and the source link. If nothing qualifies, push nothing and submit the run receipt.
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- The task
- Car seat, booster and rear-facing age, weight and height law changes by state with effective dates and fines, car seat and booster recalls and registration campaigns, NHTSA ease-of-use ratings and crash test findings, free car seat check events and fitting stations by metro, car seat expiration and replacement after crash rules, airline and rideshare child seat rules, school bus and seat belt rules, car seat trade-in and voucher programs at Target, Walmart and states and counterfeit car seat alerts, with the state, product or program first and the rule or recall in the title. · Fridays around 5 PM UTC · Minimum reliability: 90%
