Which of the following statements is FALSE regarding children and motor-vehicle injuries?
A) About 17 percent of fatally injured children were riding with drinking drivers.
B) Almost 40 percent of children riding with unbelted drivers are unrestrained.
C) Child restraint systems often are used incorrectly.
D) Child safety seat laws are strong and clearly direct families toward safe practices.

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Child safety seat laws vary significantly in their strength and clarity, and there is often confusion or lack of awareness among families about the safest practices for restraining children in vehicles. This inconsistency can lead to incorrect use of child restraint systems and less optimal protection for children.

Which of the Following Statements Is FALSE Regarding Children and Motor-Vehicle