Colorado Report Finds High Rate of Incorrect Car Seat Installation
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What happened
The Colorado Department of Transportation released a report stating that more than 73% of car seats checked in Colorado last year were installed or used incorrectly. In response, The Wilhite Law Firm is hosting a program in Denver on September 26 to provide free convertible car seats and certified installation instruction to selected families.
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Why it matters
The findings highlight widespread issues regarding consumer product safety standards within Colorado. The initiative aims to improve child safety by providing hands-on education and ensuring proper equipment use.
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Who's involved
- Colorado Department of TransportationIssued the report detailing consumer product safety standards in Colorado.
- ColoradoThe state where the car seat safety standards and usage apply.
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Colorado
state of the United States of America
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Colorado Department of Transportation
government agency in Colorado, United States