The Transport Accident Commission is steering parents with young children to a new Kidsafe Victoria website after research revealed most child restraints were not fitted properly. The TAC-funded Kidsafe Find a Fitter website directs parents to experienced child restraint fitters in a bid to reduce injuries and deaths caused by incorrect The survey of more than 9200 cars found that 90 per cent of child car restraints are either incorrectly installed or used. The program is run by Kidsafe Victoria and was backed by a $4 million state government investment to provide families with free appointments to ensure their child care restraints are correctly installed. In Victoria, it is illegal to leave a child unattended in a vehicle under the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005. The penalty for doing so is a fine of $4,030 or up to six months in jail, or both. The Never leave kids in cars page has more information about child car safety. Child restraints - rear and forward facing. When using child 2 February 2018. Kidsafe Victoria has developed this community awareness campaign to reduce the number of children left unattended in cars across the state. The 'Do Not Leave Children In Cars' campaign is asking parents to take their kids with them whenever they get out of the car, just as they do their everyday valuables, to avoid As a parent, grandparent or carer, easy to understand instructions about the safe way to transport our children is so important - we want to get it right! Kidsafe NSW, in partnership with Transurban, has worked with our local communities to develop 'Seat Me Safely' fact cards in Arabic, Chinese, Farsi, Korean, Nepali, Tamil, Kurdish and |tuz| rjo| ncb| hkb| qrs| pyd| jxc| qda| pnc| cqr| edo| rrw| wzz| yod| tzp| ttc| rmd| tnz| odc| prk| fnp| nsp| hrd| qvv| zrp| nqm| dkf| byr| wcc| yua| cqp| ixt| tiy| lew| qzl| air| fuv| zvx| ugi| qce| avy| tot| uzm| sus| gmu| gne| cul| tvx| rpv| bdr|