Child Passenger Safety Week 2018
September 23-29 is Child Passenger Safety Week

Children are particularly vulnerable in car accidents, but many injuries can be prevented, or at least made less severe. One easy way to help keep your child safe is by making sure they are in the right seat. All children under 12 should ride in the back seat, as air bags can cause harm to a child’s small body in the event of a crash.
One thing all parents (and family members) can do to improve their children’s car safety: be a good example. Don’t just insist that your child (or niece, nephew, younger sibling) wear a seat belt – make sure they see you wearing one too, every time you get in the car. Don’t just preach about texting and driving – set an example by always driving distraction-free.
Test your child passenger safety knowledge:
Do you know Pennsylvania’s child car seat laws?
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Marion Munley
Marion Munley has been practicing personal injury law for nearly 40 years. She is triple board-certified by the National Board of Trial Advocacy for Truck Accident Law, Civil Trial Law, and Civil Practice Advocacy. She currently serves as Vice President of the American Association for Justice, an organization dedicated to safeguarding victims’ rights. Marion has won many multimillion-dollar recoveries for her clients, including one of the largest trucking accident settlements in history. She has been named a Top 10 Super Lawyer in Pennsylvania since 2023, a Best Lawyer in America, and was recently inducted to the Lawdragon Hall of Fame.
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