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The i-Size standard is something new to many people, but in fact it was approved over two years ago and is currently in force alongside the ECE R44 standard.

We will cover all the aspects which affect a child when travelling both by inter-city bus and by coach.

The fact is that these days cars have all sorts of safety features to help protect young children that perhaps you hadn’t even thought about.

The key to making sure everyone suffers less from the heat once you get back in the car is to keep it parked in the shade for as long as possible.

The accidents that cause the highest number of fatalities in children are traffic accidents, drowning, falls, and fire-related incidents.

The “Maxi-Cosi” seats are used to transport babies safely by car. They should not be used for more than one-and-a-half to two hours at a time.

When it comes to babies, reducer cushions are a very important part of the child restraint system. You can find both universal and specific ones.

The R-129 (i-Size) approval standard makes it compulsory for all child restraint systems to face backwards until the child is 15 months old.

They relieve you of the burden of having to source your own child restraint system. However, they do not offer the same level of safety as a booster seat with a backrest.

Age is not a variable that needs to be taken into account when using child restraint systems; the only important thing is the child’s physique.

You can’t disable the passenger seat airbag in all vehicles, especially older ones. Almost all new vehicles offer this option.

Child seats in Group O+ and Group I generally secure the child with a five-point harness, while seats in Groups II and III use the vehicle’s seat belt.

The Traffic and Road Safety Act establishes the reasons for which an officer may immobilize a vehicle and, among them, is failing to use child car seats.

The Plus Test mark is a guarantee that the child’s neck will not be exposed to extreme forces, provided that the manufacturer’s installation instructions are followed to the letter.

In the case of convertible cars, there is no legislation in this respect, but it is simply common sense that tells us to protect our children.

Children are the drivers of the future. This is why it is so important to educate them about responsible road safety behavior from a very early age.

The book From Infinite to Zero. This is how we did it, which will be presented on June 16th, is the largest collective reflection in recent years on everything that has been done and all that remains to be done to achieve the goal of zero fatalities and serious casualties in the near future.