Car Seat Safety Checks According to California vehicle code the parent or driver shall not allow a child under 6 years, regardless of weight, or under 60 lbs., regardless of age, to be transported upon a highway in a motor vehicle, unless that child is properly secured in a child passenger restraint system, meeting all applicable federal motor vehicle safety standards.

On January 1, 2002 the new car seat/booster seat law went into effect. This law states that children must be in a car seat or booster seat (whatever is appropriate to their size) until they are 6 years old or 60 lbs. While being transported in a motor vehicle on a highway.

• Are You Booster Seat Ready?
  Click here to see if your child is ready for a booster seat.
• Age-By-Age Car Seat Guide

The Livermore Police Department Offers (FREE) car seat classes each month. This class my save your baby's life. For more information call Traffic Education Officer Traci Rebiejo (925) 371-4858. Download the 2012 Spring Schedule.

Did you know 95% of children's car seats are not installed correctly? Car crashes are the #1 killer of children. Don't put your child at risk! Come to a free car seat check up and have our trained technicians teach you how to ensure that your child rides safely.

• To see a list of Car Seat Safety Tips, click here to go to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Website.
• Click here to see a Car Seat Recall List.
• Download a list of approved car seats for newborns and preemies.

Trained NHTSA Child Passenger Safety Technicians will assist you to ensure that your children ride safely.

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