Research Reports

Research Report

Booster Seat Use in the USA: Breakthroughs and Barriers

Our study finds that 4 out of 5 parents move children out of booster seats before they are ready. Booster seats can reduce the risk of serious injury by 45 percent compared to seat belts alone.

Research Report

2022 National Parent Survey on Child Injury

Our latest research report details the results of our national survey of parents of children under the age of 10 to explore their behaviors and beliefs related to unintentional child injury risks.

Research Report

Automated Vehicles (AVs): A Survey of Parental Awareness, Attitudes and Beliefs

A new report detailing the results of a national survey of parents regarding their awareness, attitudes and beliefs regarding AVs and child passenger safety.

Research Report

Child pedestrian Safety in the U.S. Trends and Implications for Prevention

A new review of pedestrian injury trends and a survey of teens about risk-taking behavior.

Research Report

Safe School Zone Program: Long-Term Outcomes

A new report created by Safe Kids Worldwide and FedEx, Safe School Zone Program: Long-Term Outcomes, to focus on improving child pedestrian safety in school zones.

Research Report

Keeping Kids Safe Around Medicine: Insights and Implications

New research shows that kids are still getting into medicine and parents can take steps to prevent it.

Research Report

Railroads: An Often-Overlooked Danger to Children

We teamed up with Union Pacific to explore how and why are children involved in railroad collisions, and how such an important problem going relatively unnoticed by parents.