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Who can stop hot car deaths?
While the case of the Georgia father accused of intentionally leaving his toddler son to die in a hot car continues to grip the nation, it has also sparked a debate about whether more could be done to prevent the accidental deaths of children from heatstroke inside a car. Is it an issue for the automakers to tackle voluntarily? Should the federal government mandate a driver-reminder alert?
KIDS LEFT IN HOT CARS: TECHNOLOGY AND CREATIVITY NEEDED TO PREVENT THE UNTHINKABLE
Each year, we hear the headlines on television news, read the stories online at our desks, and discuss the details around our kitchen tables. We shake our heads in sadness, we hug our children tighter, and we fail to comprehend how a parent or a caretaker could just . . . forget.
County attorney reviews case as initial investigation concludes in death of baby left in hot car
Intense attention has been focused on the death of 11-month-old Skyah Suwyn, who was left in a hot car in Hurricane Aug. 1, a day that saw temperatures approaching 100 degrees.
Dear Abby: Attentive parents will help stop child deaths in hot cars
It disturbs me greatly that we keep reading about parents leaving their children in cars, whether it be absentmindedness, stress or downright intentional. It needs to stop.
KC agencies reach out to parents to help them keep kids out of hot cars
If the Kansas City area campaign against kids being left in hot cars had a tipping point, maybe it occurred Monday night.
