Winter brings unique hazards when it comes to children and vehicles. Cold temperatures, snow, and reduced visibility can turn everyday routines—like warming up the car or backing out of the driveway—into dangerous situations. Each year, preventable injuries and fatalities occur when children are left unattended in or around vehicles, even during the winter months.

School is back in session, and millions of children across the country board a school bus every morning, ready to start their day of learning. National School Bus Safety Week, October 20-24, 2025, reminds the public of the importance of school bus safety.

Keeping children safe while traveling is a top concern for parents and caregivers. With so many car seat options and ever-changing recommendations, it can be overwhelming to know what’s best. That’s why National Child Passenger Safety Week, September 21–27, 2025, is the perfect time to revisit how we protect children on the road.

Every year, thousands of people are seriously injured or killed because someone ran a red light. Stop on Red Week, observed each August,...

Highway Safety Law Awareness Week is a crucial time to reflect on the laws that keep our roads safe and to recommit to responsible...