CAR SEAT Act mandates an education campaign on dangers of noncompliant or counterfeit child restraint systems.
The CAR SEAT Act requires the Secretary of Transportation to launch an education campaign on the risks of noncompliant or counterfeit child restraint systems, including car seats and booster seats, that fail to meet federal safety standards. The campaign will also cover methods for identifying and avoiding such systems. The Act authorizes $1,500,000 for this purpose.
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