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According the Office of Law and Public Safety, more than 2,000 unbuckled drivers died on New Jersey’s roadways in the past ten years. AAA statistics revealed that 74 percent of kids in car seats are not properly secured. Seat belts lower the chance of death and injury in car accidents dramatically. So New Jersey recently revised its seat belt laws to focus on safety, especially for children.
Under the New Jersey Child Passenger Restraint Law, N.J.S.39:3-76.2a
Children have to be restrained as follows:
The new law forces babies and toddlers to remain in rear-facing car seats until they are 2 years old and 30 lbs. older children must remain in booster seats until they are 8 years old or 57 inches.
If you have trouble attaching or assembling the car seats, talk to your local police station or fire station. They typically have someone that can show the right way to install them. Trust me, I have seen the videos and photos from too many car
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