Press Release

As summer heats up, safety advocates show children and families how to have fun and stay safe at a Summer Safety Fun Day event at FedEx Field.

In half of fatalities, teen not wearing seat belt; new study explores why.

So far this year, at least five children have died from heatstroke while unattended in vehicles, including one child in the Fort Worth area. Texas is one of several states with a high number of heatstroke fatalities – at least 92 Texas children have lost their lives to vehicular heatstroke since 1998.

Safe Kids Worldwide President and CEO Kate Carr released a statement today applauding U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx and National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Acting Administrator David Friedman on their leadership in sending Congress a comprehensive proposal for the next transportation bill.

Dads more likely to leave children in cars; bystanders see kids left in cars but don’t always act.

Safe Kids Worldwide released a new research report identifying new insights into why kids are getting into medicine nearly 500,000 times per year.

The results from our new survey found that virtually all moms say they know the rules for safe baby slumber. However, only 66% follow this advice.

Safe Kids Worldwide marks February 1 as National TV Safety Day.

Children are twice as likely to be hit by a car and killed on Halloween than on any other day.

Affluent, educated and young parents are worst offenders when it comes to buckling up on every ride.