Children in Appropriate Restraints Are Less Likely to Be Injured

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Children in an appropriate restraint for their size and weight are significantly less likely to be killed or injured than unrestrained children, and are also less likely to be killed or injured than children using adult seat-belts.

Source: GRSP Child Restraints Fact Sheet

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