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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (DOT), Washington, DC. – 1997
This document presents nine tips regarding safe infant and child transportation, each tip explained in one to two pages. The tips are as follows: (1) quick safety seat checkup; (2) where should your child ride? (3) how to protect your new baby in the car; (4) what safety seat to use for a big baby or toddler? (5) how should preschool and school…
Descriptors: Child Safety, Children, Infants, Restraints (Vehicle Safety)
Car Seats for Growing Children: Guidelines for Counselling Parents on Which Type of Car Seat To Use.
Illinois State Dept. of Transportation, Springfield. Div. of Traffic Safety. – 1997
Children's car seats provide protection from the types of injury with the worst consequences. This document presents guidelines for selecting and installing child car seats, booster seats, and seat belts. The document includes suggestions for identifying when a child's safety restraint system should be changed, for determining if the restraint…
Descriptors: Child Safety, Children, Infants, Restraints (Vehicle Safety)

PTA Today, 1989
Correcting misperceptions regarding safety and emergency response is the first step toward reducing the incidence of injury to children. Some widely held misperceptions are identified and corrected. Topics include burns, poisoning, car safety, and falls. In addition to adult misperceptions, some common children's misperceptions are briefly listed.…
Descriptors: Accidents, Child Health, Children, First Aid
Transport Canada, Ottawa (Ontario). – 1993
This booklet, available in both English and French, is designed to help parents understand why they should use proper child restraints in their motor vehicles when they are carrying children. The booklet describes: (1) the safety standards for child restraint systems; (2) the types of child restraint systems; (3) the responsibilities of drivers…
Descriptors: Children, Federal Legislation, Federal Regulation, Foreign Countries
Leyden, Michael B. – Teaching PreK-8, 1994
Describes activities that will help students understand how car seat belts work, the limited reaction time available to passengers in an automobile accident, and the force of impact in a car collision. These activities will provide students with hands-on experiences that demonstrate the importance of always wearing seat belts while in an…
Descriptors: Elementary Education, Force, Learning Activities, Physics
Dervarics, Charles – American School Board Journal, 1993
School transportation experts consider the following essential rules in purchasing school buses: know your geography; know federal and state regulations; write specifications carefully; plan for replacement and growth; check out prospective bidders; keep up with recent trends; and remain flexible. New Jersey enacted a law last year requiring seat…
Descriptors: Bids, Cost Effectiveness, Elementary Secondary Education, Equipment Standards
Illinois State Board of Education, Springfield. – 1999
Providing transportation to children younger than kindergarten age has become more common for public school districts, and school personnel are unsure as to the rules, guidelines, and best practices that apply to the youngest school bus passengers. This document outlines the current Illinois requirements regarding the transportation of very young…
Descriptors: Bus Drivers, Bus Transportation, Day Care, Infant Care
Alexander, Nancy P. – Early Childhood News, 1995
Given that state laws requiring child passenger restraints are often weak or poorly enforced and that misuse of child restraint systems is common among many adults, offers advice for educating parents, children, and caregivers about transportation safety. Discusses the selection and proper use of car seats, and stresses the importance of…
Descriptors: Caregiver Role, Child Caregivers, Child Safety, Child Welfare
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (DOT), Washington, DC. – 1998
This packet contains information on safe and sober driving for members of Generation X. The packet includes information on "Buckle Up America! Week 1998," which was designed to encourage everyone on the road to use seat belts and child safety seats and to use them properly. It also offers a safety city brochure and multiple program…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Bicycling, Child Health, Driving While Intoxicated