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Or one somebody already thought of and discarded?
While going through a drive-through today and watching the drive-through lady fuss over my son I thought, "why not train drive-through personnel as CPST-Lites?" They see a lot of kids in cars and could really help spread the word.
Now, I know there are a lot of issues with this half-baked idea, but I was thinking if a children's oriented chain, like McDonald's or something, got on the bandwagon it could be great. When an employee sees a child inappropriately restrained, they could put a flyer in the order bag (relatively non-confrontational) explaining carseat safety and listing check events or techs. McDonald's could also sponsor a regular check at their store (generating lots of Happy Meal sales, I'm sure.) I'm sure some of the expense of this could be written off as charitable.
I realize staff turn-over would be an issue.
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?
While going through a drive-through today and watching the drive-through lady fuss over my son I thought, "why not train drive-through personnel as CPST-Lites?" They see a lot of kids in cars and could really help spread the word.
Now, I know there are a lot of issues with this half-baked idea, but I was thinking if a children's oriented chain, like McDonald's or something, got on the bandwagon it could be great. When an employee sees a child inappropriately restrained, they could put a flyer in the order bag (relatively non-confrontational) explaining carseat safety and listing check events or techs. McDonald's could also sponsor a regular check at their store (generating lots of Happy Meal sales, I'm sure.) I'm sure some of the expense of this could be written off as charitable.
I realize staff turn-over would be an issue.
Anyone else have any thoughts on this?