Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
As summer temperatures rise, it's important to remember how quickly a car can become dangerous in the heat.
Never leave a child in a vehicle unattended for any length of time. Rolling the windows down or parking in the shade does little to reduce the vehicle's interior temperature. Always check the back seats and remember to lock your car so children can't climb inside.
Act tast, save a life. If you see a child alone in a locked car, act immediately and call 911.
Video description: Jennifer Rubin, injury prevention program manager, wears a blue UC Davis Health shirt, standing in front of a white car in a sunny parking lot. A temperature sign shows the inside of the car is 113 degrees, while the outside temperature is 90.
#HotCarSafety #ChildSafety #SummerSafety #HeatstrokePrevention #ParentingTips
As summer temperatures rise, it's important to remember how quickly a car can become dangerous in the heat.
Never leave a child in a vehicle unattended for any length of time. Rolling the windows down or parking in the shade does little to reduce the vehicle's interior temperature. Always check the back seats and remember to lock your car so children can't climb inside.
Act tast, save a life. If you see a child alone in a locked car, act immediately and call 911.
Video description: Jennifer Rubin, injury prevention program manager, wears a blue UC Davis Health shirt, standing in front of a white car in a sunny parking lot. A temperature sign shows the inside of the car is 113 degrees, while the outside temperature is 90.
#HotCarSafety #ChildSafety #SummerSafety #HeatstrokePrevention #ParentingTips
