No back-up camera on your car? Add one
The NHTSA estimates that more than 200 people and 15,000 injuries occur annually because of backing-up crashes, with many of the fatalities occurring to children younger than 5.
Read moreHow a small White House agency stalls life-saving regulations
The little-known Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs can delay, rewrite or kill rules mandated by Congress, and as the case of requiring rearview cameras on cars shows, it often uses that power.
Read moreA Bossier City couple teaches their 3 young kids to beware of strangers, watch before crossing the street, but a warning about playing in the driveway never crossed their minds.
Read moreSpecial Report: What’s in your blind zone?
It isn’t easy for Brian and Amanda Bayers to talk about how their 18-month-old son Jackson died. They say they’re doing so to help other parents not make the same mistake
Read moreSpecial Report: What's in your blind zone?
It isn’t easy for Brian and Amanda Bayers to talk about how their 18-month-old son Jackson died. They say they’re doing so to help other parents not make the same mistake
Read more12 Investigates: Dozens of children injured every week by cars backing up
For Brian and Amanda Bayers, the danger became their reality. “I went flying out the back door basically to see him on the driveway… He had already been hit at that point in time. I had backed over him,” said Brian Bayers.
Read moreWatch your back
In order to prevent backover accidents, automatic emergency braking (AEB) can be implemented.
Read moreWatch your back
In order to prevent backover accidents, automatic emergency braking (AEB) can be implemented.
Read moreDriveway Dangers: A warning for parents
It wasn’t easy for Brian and Amanda Bayers to talk about how their 18-month-old son, Jackson, died, but they did for one reason.
Read moreDriveway Dangers: A warning for parents
It wasn’t easy for Brian and Amanda Bayers to talk about how their 18-month-old son, Jackson, died, but they did for one reason.
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