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A review of child deaths after fatal car crashes found wide variations by state and region, and suggests state authorities could radically decrease child deaths by changing traffic safety laws. 
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Insurance Code section included in Appendix A of the California Vehicle Code
Steven M. Sweat's insight:
DID YOU KNOW? That every policy of insurance issued in the State of California is required to cover the replacement costs of all child safety restraints and seats after an accident. It is good policy to ALWAYS replace these seats in the event of a motor vehicle collision as even fairly minor impact crashes can safety issues with these seats. For more information on car accident claims in California go to:
George Aldrich's curator insight,
October 24, 2013 9:59 PM
One of the worst things imaginable is being in an auto accident while your children are in the car with you. In California, if you are in an auto accident, no matter how minor, if you have a child using a booster seat, car seat, or full child car seating system, by law, the Insurance provider for the third party responsible for the accident must replace the child seating system. http://www.clearlakeinjuryattorney.com |
