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Story Archive: Advice & Safety
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Only 27 Models Named 2010 Top Safety Picks
Nov 18 2009The 2010 Top Safety Pick winners from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety have just been released, and the list has shrunk from 91 winners in 2009 to just 27 2010 models.
Ford Unveils Inflatable Rear Seat Belts
Nov 05 2009Ford has taken two life-saving devices — the seat belt and airbag — and combined them into a new safety feature, the inflatable seat belt. This new technology would give backseat passengers — most often our children — extra protection in a crash.
Mercedes-Benz Fights Driver Fatigue
Oct 26 2009Driving tired is as dangerous as driving drunk, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. While I certainly know better than to get behind the wheel after indulging in adult beverages, what mom doesn’t drive tired? I mean, when are we not tired?
Ford Finds Teens More at Risk for Distracted Driving
Oct 06 2009Auto accidents are the No. 1 killer of teens. Teens are much more susceptible to distracted driving than adult drivers — more so than moms with infants and toddlers (this is debatable, I know). A Ford study pitted adults against younger drivers in a driving simulator, and the results were surprising.
Q&A With the “Father of Ford’s MyKey”
Sep 10 2009Andy Sarkisian, a safety manager for product planning and strategy at Ford, is known unofficially as the “Father of Ford’s MyKey.” While he shies away from the title, he didn’t shy away from giving MotherProof.com readers advice on staying safe in the car.
Driver’s Edge Picks its Favorite Cars for Teen Drivers
Sep 01 2009For parents of new teen drivers, life is complicated: Which boys can she date, which college can she get into and what car should she drive that’s safe, cost-effective yet still cool enough to park in the commons? Our friends at Driver’s Edge have done all of the legwork when it comes to choosing a safe car for teen drivers.
Parking Pal Helps Active Toddler Stay Put in Parking Lot
Aug 25 2009Until all vehicles are equipped with rearview cameras and all drivers remember to pay careful attention in parking lots (and on that note, until pigs fly), the Parking Pal is a great aid in keeping your child safer in parking lots.
Survey: Young Moms More Likely to Snoop on Teen Drivers
Aug 13 2009Getting a driver’s license is an important milestone in a teenager’s life. For parents of teens, it opens a new avenue of worries and fears — that lead to more gray hairs — about what their children are doing when they’re behind the wheel. In a MotherProof.com survey, we asked moms if they’d use technology to snoop on their teen drivers.
Ford’s MyKey is MyKind of Feature
Aug 06 2009My kids are far from driving age, but Ford’s MyKey has me thinking about when they do become teenage drivers. MyKey uses a programmable key that allows parents to encourage their teen drivers to drive more safely and efficiently by limiting the car’s top speed to 80 mph.
Jul 20 2009
Child-safety seats are a major source of annoyance for parents. It’s hard to know which one is right for your child and car, and even with (or especially with) Latch connectors, the installation process leaves a lot to be desired.
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