Child Passenger Safety During Well-Child Visits
Pediatric healthcare providers need to talk about child passenger safety practices during well-child visits.
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Unrestrained Drivers and Child Passengers
Research describes driver factors, including non-use of seat belts, as being related to unrestrained young passengers in crashes.
Crash Simulations with a Pediatric Human Body Model
CIRP engineers are pleased to offer two new simulation videos using the PIPER human body model.
Read the 2018 CChIPS Annual Report
The Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS) is proud to release its 2018 Annual Report, featuring synopses of 10 research projects completed during the 2017-2018 CChIPS project year.
Taking Action for Child Safety in Autonomous Vehicles
Learn about new recommendations to keep kids safe in autonomous vehicles from a SafeKids Worldwide's Blue Ribbon Panel author.
Then and Now: Looking Back on Partners for Child Passenger Safety
Learn about Partners for Child Passenger Safety (PCPS), a ground-breaking line of CIRP research, and new research being conducted.
Surveying Parents and Caregivers About Their Child Restraint System Use
New CIRP research offers insights about child restraint system use by parents and caregivers of kids ages 4 to 10 years.
Parents Report On Their Distracted Driving Behaviors
In new research released today, about half of parents surveyed used their cell phone while driving with their 4- to- 10-year-old child.
The CChIPS 2018-2019 Research Portfolio is Launched!
Learn about the nine projects funded for a new year of research at the Center for Child Injury Prevention Studies (CChIPS).
Here’s Why Self-Driving Vehicles Will Forever Change the Traffic Safety Paradigm
Read this post to find out how the Haddon Matrix is re-imagined with highly automated vehicles.