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MA: Bay State Should Pass Bill To Help Keep Vulnerable Children Safe on State’s Roads

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July 11, 2024

Advocates supports enactment of Senate Bill (S.) 2273 to enhance protections for child passengers by requiring them to ride in rear seats until age 13. This legislation will save lives by following best practices to ensure child passengers are restrained…

Letter: Urging Support for Massachusetts H 3393

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November 3, 2023

Advocates urges the Massachusetts Joint Transportation Committee to support H 3393. This vital bill would authorize up to ten cities to participate in a pilot program for automated enforcement (AE) to deter dangerous driving behaviors such as speeding and red…

Advocates and Kids and Car Safety Urge Action on MA CPS Bills

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August 12, 2022

See our letter to Massachusetts Senate and House leadership urging action on S. 1592/A. 2446.

Letter in Support of Bills on Seat Belts and Automated Enforcement in Massachusetts

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October 13, 2021

A comprehensive seat belt law and use of automated enforcement systems to curb deadly driving behaviors, such as speeding and red light running, are vital to overcome the public health epidemic of traffic fatalities and injuries, and to ensure the health and safety of Massachusetts families and visitors who travel on the Commonwealth’s roads.