Car Restraints – use them correctly for Alaska’s children. Alaskan parents may be unaware that the National Center for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC) lists car accidents as a leading cause of death for children. Many of these deaths are preventable with the proper use of car seats or car restraint systems. Sadly, parents often use the…
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Car Seats are mandatory in Alaska. Seatbelts and car seats save lives and protect passengers from serious injuries during an accident. Many risk factors come into play when a car crash occurs. It’s extremely important to understand the proper use of car seats to keep children safe in a collision. It’s the law in Alaska that…
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Child Car Safety – A right of passage for many children is being “big enough to ride in the front.” At the same time, airbags can seriously injure or kill young children riding in the front seat. Avoid emphasizing this right of passage. Until the child is of sufficient size and weight, the safest place for your child…
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Car Seat Safety – Johnson Law is always concerned for Alaskans traveling in vehicles, particularly Alaska’s children. This brings to mind incidents such an Anchorage collision which ejected two minor children from the vehicle. The Anchorage police investigation revealed improperly installed car seats. Luckily, in this instance neither child sustained life threatening injuries. Child restraint systems…
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Car seats save lives – car accidents are a leading cause of injury and death in the U.S. Fortunately, many car crashes injuries can be prevented. Using a safety seat or booster seat correctly could save a child’s life. It’s the law in Alaska that while a vehicle is moving seatbelts must be worn and…
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