Drivers Warned About The Dangers Of Child Car Seats
The AA say 75 percent of child car seats in Ireland aren't fitted properly and it could be putting thosuands of lives at risk. The Association is today launching a public awareness campaign about the dangers of not properly installing the seats. It's advising parents not to buy the seats online and always ask for help when fitting them into their cars. Click the play button above to hear advice from Director of Consumer Affairs at the AA Conor Faughnan:
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