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Make sure you're wearing your seat belt correctly to protect yourself and your unborn baby.

Wear your seatbelt correctly

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RACV’s latest Child Restraint Evaluation Program (CREP) test results demonstrate that not all child restraints are created equal.

RACV tested restraints in three categories; Rearward-facing restraints for babies, Forward-facing restraints for young children and Booster seats for older children. The restraints were rated according to how well they protect your child in a crash and how easy they are to use.

Download the results below (pdf).

child restraint evaluation program results (CREP) december 2007 (363KB)
child restraint evaluation results (CREP) 2009 (419KB)

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	RACV’s latest Child Restraint Evaluation Program (CREP) test results demonstrate that not all child restraints are created equal. RACV tested restraints in three categories; Rearward-facing restraints for babies, Forward-facing restraints for young children and Booster seats for older children. The restraints were rated according to how well they protect your child in a crash and how easy they are to use. Download the results below (pdf). child restraint evaluation program results (CREP) december 2007 (363KB) child restraint evaluation results (CREP) 2009 (419KB)