Black and Hispanic children who died in crashes were less likely to be buckled up
Atlanta, GA–(ENEWSPF)–February 4, 2014. Motor vehicle crash deaths among children age 12 and younger decreased by 43 percent from 2002-2011; however, still more than 9,000 children died in crashes during that period, according to a new Vital Signsreport from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Research has shown that using age- and size-appropriate child restraints (car seats, booster…
