Mom saves daughter from Van..

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chelle80

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How sad, at least she is alright!! This just goes to show(once again) why you should not leave a kid in the car by themselves. Will people ever learn?????
 
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InTheWoods

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How scary.

A similar thing happened in our town...but the mom stopped her car from rolling backwards over an embankment (her son in the car) by using herself as a speed bump. She died saving her son.
 

Lys

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I'm just wondering how the little girl got the car out of park. In a Honda, you have to put your foot on the brake to release it out of park.
 

southpawboston

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I'm just wondering how the little girl got the car out of park. In a Honda, you have to put your foot on the brake to release it out of park.

that's not a honda feature, that's a federally mandated safety feature on newer (last 10-15 years) cars with automatic transmissions.
 

MySillyKids

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I have an Ody, and it never accured to me that (duh) that you needed your foot on the break. Hmmm... That puts things in a whole new light i guess.
 

Melizerd

New member
I have a 98 Plymouth Breeze. I could take my car out of park without my foot on the break. About 3 years after I bought it I got a recall notice in the mail to take it in and have it fixed. I was told it's one of the most common recalls :(
You could even take it out of park if the key wasn't in the ignition.

I'm glad she's ok
 

mominabigtruck

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What amazes me you can see the nice new fancy house, the new van and that poor little girl is riding in a backless booster.:eek: I leave my kids in their seats parked in front of the house all the time while I load up but that's because neither one of them can unbuckle themselves. I guess there's upsides to having a lazy kid.
 

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