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- A decade-long study found that the majority of children in fatal crashes were not properly restrained, with experts urging stricter child restraint laws and better seat belt enforcement.
- Tampa Bay 28 Reporter Susan El Khoury advises parents to ensure children remain in the correct car seat or booster for their age and size and to never allow them to ride unrestrained.
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Challenges over Florida's school bus and school speed zone camera face setbacks as legal battles continue
Cameras catching drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses or speed through school zones are generating millions of citations across Florida — and a growing wave of legal challenges.
Legal challenges over school bus and school speed zone cameras hit roadblocks
