PRESS RELEASES

The Center’s published research papers, evidence-based reports, and initiatives are highlighted in CIRP press releases from 2002 to the present.
Most Teens Want to Drive But Opportunity Determines Who Actually Gets a License, New Study Finds
VIEW STORY Teen boy driving smiling looking at the road while dad smiles in the passenger seat
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Medicaid Reimbursement for Car Seats Is Cost-Effective Health Policy 
New Research Shows Latino Children Ages 4-8 Are Most Likely To Be Injured in Motor Vehicle Crashes 
While Caution is Warranted, Child Passengers Are Safer When Teen Driver is Their Sibling: Study Has Implications For "Family Exemptions" to Graduated Driver Licensing Laws 
Congressional Resolution Would Address Teen Driver Deaths: Pennsylvania Legislators Propose National Teen Driver Safety Week for October 
Laws Prove to be Effective in Protecting Young Passengers: New Research Shows That Booster Seat and Primary Enforcement Seat Belt Laws Increase Age-Appropriate Restraint Use Among Children 
Researchers Outline Measures to Reduce Teen Crash Risk 
Study Confirms Child Car Seats Save More Lives than Seatbelts Alone 
Children Unhurt in Crashes Should Still be Monitored for Acute Stress Reactions 
Most Crashes Involving Children Occur Close to Home 
Booster Seats Provide Significant Protection From Injury Through Age 7, Say Researchers from The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia 
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