The Governor's Office of Highway Safety collects and analyzes highway safety data that helps communities understand how best to reduce high-risk driving behavior.
When your children turn 8, they can ride in the car without the booster seat. With that said, you should make sure that their seat belts fit correctly across the collar bone and lap. Your children can also ride in the passenger seat when they turn 8. It's usually best, though, for children to ride in the backseat until they are 13.
When your daughter turns 15, she can begin her driver's education course and apply for a permit. Visit the Department of Driver's Services for more information on testing and supervised driving training.
Study county facts sheets and statewide data reports on highway safety.