This may have been covered before but from my research it seems many of us in many different areas are seeing the same things. I have always been very cautitous with my children keeping them rf because it was safer (although until recently I couldn't have told you why it was safer) but last year I turned my 3.5 yo ff because I mistakenly believed she couldn't rf in front of a built in child safety seat and assumed she would be safer ff in a center seat then rf outboard. Around here i often see babies ff to soon, boosters to soon, no carseats, expired carseats etc. In my area the nearest tech is over an hour away, most parents wont drive that far. Yet I honestly think a lot of parents Would make safer choices for their children if they just KNEW there were safety advantages to certain types of restraints. I talked to a mom today that I honestly dont think she knew there were safety reasons for rf her infant and was considering ff him at six months. Now that she knows she can at least make an informed decision. So anyone have ideas on how we can spread the word? Bumper stickers? Vehicle magnets? Flyers? Pamphlets? Carseat education when no tech is available?...?