Protecting our children: NHTSA Child Passenger Safety Week

Here at Travall, we are raising awareness for Child Passenger Safety Week, a week where the main focus is generally on car seats, booster seats, and seat belts, and their proper installation and use. Being buckled up at every age and for every trip is one way you can keep your child safe while they’re a passenger in your car. It can mean buying the right car or booster seat for your child’s age, height and weight, or simply making sure they always wear their seatbelt when they are old enough.

Ensuring the safety of your kids while they’re in the car is extremely important. Did you know that The National Highway Traffic Safety Association (NHTSA) estimates that nearly 11 million passenger vehicle accidents took place in 2015? Car accidents are definitely something to worry about!  Car insurance industry estimates show that you will file a claim at least once every 17.9 years. If you got your license at 16 that means you’ll be in an accident before you turn 34. If you haven’t been in an accident yet, there is a high likelihood that you will be.

Travall wants to put the focus not just car and booster seats, but the sheer amount of loose stuff we keep in our cars. One thing that isn’t talked about much is how dangerous that stuff can be. Whether it’s a diaper bag, partially full water bottles, children’s toys, school gear, groceries, a laptop… All of these things can become projectiles in the event of an accident.

As you can see from our video above, the Travall Guard is a vehicle-specific accessory that can increase protection against your loose items when they are stowed in the cargo area of your vehicle.

We want to make it easy for you to get a Travall Guard of your own so we’re offering 10% off all Travall Guards and Dividers with the code: TRAV10SEPT
Promo code is for US residents shopping on Travall.com only. The expiration date is September 30, 2017 at 11:59pm PST.

Help protect your child passengers by visiting our store now!
www.travall.com/store