This August, Pennsylvania becomes the 4th state to require children remain in a rear-facing child restraints to age 2. Here are common questions from parents.

The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) has just launched its 2016-2017 project year with 14 new research studies.

Consumer Reports now recommends that children restrained using a rear-facing infant seat should be transitioned to a rear-facing convertible seat at age 1.

CHOP's Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) has expanded its website. Read more about its unique research model and resources.

Here's how to safely drive with your pet from a dog owner and traffic safety researcher.

A recent Michigan-based study reminds us that we need to remain vigilant about proper car seat and booster seat installation for older kids.

Pediatricians need to be proactive about teaching “defensive” walking and biking. Read more for tips to share with parents.

Through CChIPS, researchers at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and The Ohio State University are investigating incompatibilities between CRS and vehicle seats.

Current testing protocols for evaluation of child restraint systems (CRS) do not always reflect real-world scenarios.

A new data collection tool that is part of a gaming system most people have in their homes is being utilized by CChIPS investigators.