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February Is Round-Up Time Again!

Old, Used, Borrowed, and Abused Child Safety Seat Round-Up serves to educate parents and caregivers about the possible dangers of using car seats that are over eight years old, have been purchased from a thrift store or yard sale, have parts missing, or have no traceable recall information. For these reasons, we urge people to round up their old safety seats and turn them in for a reward throughout February.

To help keep our young children as safe as possible, Drive Safe Hampton Roads has partnered with Walmart, AAA Tidewater Virginia, Hoffman Beverage, Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters, Huffman & Huffman, and Waste Management of Virginia, Inc. to conduct the OLD, USED, BORROWED AND ABUSED CHILD SAFETY SEAT ROUND-UP

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Drive Safe Hampton Roads Urges Everyone to Buckle Up and Be Prepared

As winter weather approaches Hampton Roads, Drive Safe Hampton Roads urges everyone to prioritize safety on the roads. If travel is necessary, please reduce your speed and ensure all passengers are buckled up. Remember, slick surfaces can make controlling your vehicle challenging. Check road conditions before heading out and keep emergency supplies handy. Let’s work together to keep our roads safe for everyone.

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Looking Forward With Tina Mann, Vice-President

As 2026 approaches, DSHR is poised to enhance road safety through various initiatives aimed at educating drivers across all age groups.

DSHR invites those passionate about traffic safety to increase their volunteer efforts in 2026, joining a community committed to making roads safer for everyone. Together, they aim to drive change and save lives, encouraging active participation in their initiatives.

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In 2023, 34 people were killed daily in drunk driving crashes, which is one person every 42 minutes. *