US EditionConsumer Reports: New Federal Rules Require Side-Impact Safety Testing for Car Seats
UNITED STATES, JUL 23 – The new rules address the lack of a national side-impact standard despite existing claims and include Consumer Reports' top pick that meets updated safety tests.
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New federal rules require tougher side-impact testing for child car seats
Changes to federal regulations for infant car seats INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — New federal safety rules are in the works that would require tougher testing for child car seats, specifically focusing on dangerous side-impact crashes. For years, car seat manufacturers have touted their products’ side-impact protection features, but there’s never been a national standard to back those claims. That’s now changing. A new federal regulation will soon requi…
Clarkstown Police Offering Free Car Seat Safety Checks This Sunday in Bardonia
The Clarkstown Police Department is hosting a free child car seat safety inspection event this Sunday, July 27th, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Nanuet Fire Department Substation, located at 11 Renee Lane in Bardonia. This event is by appointment only, and parents and caregivers are encouraged to reserve their spot through the official Clarkstown Police website:https://www.clarkstown.gov/police/child-safety-seats Certified technicians will be o…
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