Stopping distances increase disproportionately with faster speeds, 
for example:

• 20 mph = 40 feet
• 40 mph = 120 feet
• 60 mph = 240 feet

• Speeding reduces ability to steer around curves or avoid objects in the road.
• The number of crashes go down when people drive at the posted limit.

Did you know that passenger cars use approximately 50% more fuel at 75mph than at 55mph? And pollutants increase by up to 100% at 65mph vs. 55mph?

Infants Toddler Young Children Weight Birth to 1 year, at least 20-22 lbs Over 1 year and 20-40 lbs Over 40 lbs, ages 4-8, unless 4’9” Type of Seat Infant only or rear-facing convertible Convertible/ Forward-facing Belt positioning booster seat Seat Position Rear-facing only Forward-facing Forward-facing Always Make Sure Children to 1 year and at least 20 lbs in rear-facing seats Harness straps at or below shoulder level Harness straps at or above shoulders Most seats require top slot for forward-facing Belt positioning booster seats must be used with both lap and shoulder belt Make sure lap belt fits low and tight across lap/upper thigh area and shoulder belt fits snug crossing chest and shoulder to avoid abdominal injuries Warning All children age 12 and under should ride in back seat. All children age 12 and under should ride in back seat. All children age 12 and under should ride in back seat.