WORLD Health Organization records show that globally, about 1.24 million people die each year as a result of road traffic crashes (nearly 3,400 deaths a day). Wearing a seat-belt can reduce fatalities by up to 50 percent and among rear-seat car passengers by up to 75 percent. Child restraint systems, such as child seats for infants and booster seats for older children, decrease the risk of death in a crash by about 70 percent for infants and up to 80 percent for small children.
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