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Don’t forget kids in hot cars
With more hot weather on the way, safety advocates hope two recent tragedies won’t be repeated.
New rules over vehicle rear-view visibility delayed once again
Transportation Department has pushed back new regulations requiring that cars be sold with rear-view visibility to prevent back-over deaths and injuries to 2015.
Heat stroke a serious danger
According to Raynald Marchand, general manager of the Canada Safety Council, able-bodied adults know how to protect themselves from the heat, but sometimes forget about those who are more vulnerable.
Even the most loving parents can forget children in cars, experts say
When tragic stories make headlines of children forgotten in sun-baked cars, the immediate reaction from many is: how could a loving parent ever forget their own child? But it’s not lazy or “bad” parents who are typically responsible for these tragedies, experts say; they can happen to anyone.
VIDEO One Decision (Child Safety - Vehicular Heat Stroke)
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