Car Seat Safety Event in Lubbock: Protecting Kids on the Road


Author: The Daily News Now! March 7, 2026 Duration: 1:10
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Car Seat Safety Event in Lubbock: Protecting Kids on the Road

Families in Lubbock, Texas, received essential safety guidance at a free car seat checkup event hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife. Trained technicians demonstrated proper installation and adjustment, emphasizing that children must be developmentally ready for their seats. Parents who missed the event can still ensure safety by contacting the Texas Department of Transportation or using a national online registry. These checkups play a crucial role in preventing accidents and promoting safety at home.

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