Child car seats are designed to protect your kids. But what should your next step be if your car seats have been involved in a crash? Are they still safe to use? Those were the exact questions Emily A ...

After a car crash, most people know to check for injuries and damage to our vehicles, but Consumer Reports says you should also check your child’s car seat. Emily Thomas is a car seat safety expert ...

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (CONSUMER REPORTS) - After a car crash, most of us know to check for injuries and damage to our vehicles. But what about your child’s car seat? Consumer Reports’ own car seat safety ...

PARENTS. CONSUMER REPORTS CAR SEAT SAFETY EXPERT EMILY THOMAS WAS REAR ENDED ON THE HIGHWAY. THANKFULLY, SHE’S OKAY AND HER KIDS WEREN’T IN THE CAR, BUT THEIR CAR SEATS WERE. THAT RAISED A BIG ...

CLEVELAND — A recent crash involving Consumer Reports' own car seat safety expert highlights an important question many parents face: when should you replace a child's car seat after an accident?

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has issued an urgent safety recommendation for Texas school districts, encouraging them to implement more strict seat belt policies on school buses.