Age is not a variable that needs to be taken into account when using child restraint systems; the only important thing is the child’s physique.
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When should you disable the front passenger airbag, and how do you do it?
You can’t disable the passenger seat airbag in all vehicles, especially older ones. Almost all new vehicles offer this option.
Why don’t Group II and Group III child seats have a harness if this is safer?
Child seats in Group O+ and Group I generally secure the child with a five-point harness, while seats in Groups II and III use the vehicle’s seat belt.
Can my car be immobilized if I travel with a child without a child car seat?
The Traffic and Road Safety Act establishes the reasons for which an officer may immobilize a vehicle and, among them, is failing to use child car seats.
What is the Plus Test?
The Plus Test mark is a guarantee that the child’s neck will not be exposed to extreme forces, provided that the manufacturer’s installation instructions are followed to the letter.
The safest way of taking children in two-seaters and convertible cars
In the case of convertible cars, there is no legislation in this respect, but it is simply common sense that tells us to protect our children.
This is what a safe walk to school should be like
Children are the drivers of the future. This is why it is so important to educate them about responsible road safety behavior from a very early age.
From Infinite to zero. This is how we did it
The book From Infinite to Zero. This is how we did it, which will be presented on June 16th, is the largest collective reflection in recent years on everything that has been done and all that remains to be done to achieve the goal of zero fatalities and serious casualties in the near future.
Anchors and locks in child restraint systems
The Child Restraint Systems currently available on the market have different solutions with respect to anchors and locks.
How do you know that the seat is well anchored?
When transporting children in cars, it is just as important to ensure that the child seat is well anchored as it is to have the right child seat for their size, weight and characteristics.
A new life at 30 km/h
On May 11, the new speed limits for driving on urban roads will come into force in Spain, a decrease in speed that aims to build friendlier cities, where all road users can coexist safely. We tell you the details of the new urban mobility.
A shared space
Cities are adopting new mobility formulas to allow all users to use public roads in an integrated manner. No matter how you get around, whether you are a pedestrian or a driver, whether you use your own vehicle or public transport, the city is a space in which we must all coexist and circulate safely.
Avoiding risks when going to the hospital for delivery
If the time has come to give birth, pack what you have prepared for the hospital and when travelling by car, wear your seat belt!
Steps to correctly position a child in a child car seat
Choosing a suitable child restraint system that meets your child’s needs is very important, but so is installing the seat correctly and securing the child properly.
Guidelines to sit correctly at the wheel
A correct position is essential for good driving and to ensure your own safety and that of your passengers.
What should I do when traveling by car with a premature infant?
Basic recommendations for traveling by car with a premature infant: obviously, the most important thing is to follow the doctor’s instructions.
By remembering we can ensure that there are no more victims
Future plans and dreams that will never come true, loved ones that we will never see again. The consequences of not being responsible, recklessness or speeding are irreparable. On the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims we remember the victims, with names and surnames, to prevent repeating so much pain.