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the harness retainer clip should rest between the child's armpits

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placing a child in the back seat instead of the front seat reduces the risk of death by 27 percent

The Safety Restraint Coalition
917 Kirkland Ave.
Kirkland, WA 98033

Phone:
425-828-8975 or
1-800-BUCK-L-UP
1-800-282-5587

F: 425-828-9083
E: Info@800bucklup.org

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The Washington Coalition

The Safety Restraint Coalition

Recognized as Washington's independent authority on vehicle occupant protection and child car seats.

For more than twenty years, the WSSRC has collaborated with parents, caregivers, law enforcement, emergency medical services, government, health and safety agencies, and advocates to facilitate awareness, education and create programs designed to reduce the economic costs and needless tragedy resulting from motor vehicle crashes. Click here to learn more about the WSSRC.

The five tabs above provide very important information on child passenger safety laws, how to choose a car seat for your child, how to make sure your child’s car seat is properly installed and how to make sure everyone riding in your vehicle is properly belted for optimum safety. Here’s what you'll find under each tab:

Laws:
Seat belt and child passenger safety laws for all 50 states and other countries

Car Seats & Boosters:
Types of car seats, things to consider when choosing a car seat

Fit & Installation:
Proper seat fit, safest seat location, proper installation

Buckling Up:
Proper seat belt fit for everyone in the car - grandma to pregnant mom

Technicians:
Tools we use

We hope you find the information you’re looking for here, if not please contact us.

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