SPOKANE, Wash. -- A report on seat belt and car seat use found that 93% of Washingtonians actively wear their seatbelts. The study found more than one in ten Americans (11%) do not use seatbelts while driving. It said teen…
There are several new laws coming to Washington State with the new year, one of which affects your child’s safety.
A new law in Washington State goes into effect on January 1, with new requirements for kids in car seats and booster seats.
We have some bad news if you were putting off that trip to Walmart to take part in the trade-in.
Washington's car seat laws are changing. New laws go into effect in January 2020, but it is important to be ready for the switch.
Next year, some middle school kids could be rolling up in the carpool line and hopping out of their booster seats.
Children should ride in rear-facing car seats until they reach the height or weight limit for the seat, according to updated recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics.
When you are getting ready to become a parent, installing the car seat is one of the biggest stresses.
Spokane Police say a serious crash at Hamilton and Montgomery Monday night serves as an important reminder to use safety restraints for young children.
Graco is recalling more than 25,000 car seats that might not adequately restrain children during a crash.
