Did You Know? | How your state rates on child passenger safety

Did You Know? | How your state rates on child passenger safety

• Compared with seat belt use alone, booster seat use reduces the risk for serious injury by 45% among motor vehicle passengers aged 4–8 years.
• Only two states—Tennessee and Wyoming—require child passengers to ride in appropriate car or booster seats through age 8.
• The latest Prevention Status Reports has ratings for your state on child passenger safety, additional motor vehicle injury prevention policies, and other important public health concerns.