More than 90% of children who use lap-and-shoulder seat belts under the age of 10 should still be in a booster seat, according to data collected by AAA and the National Safety Council. Nationally-certified technicians will be on-site to teach children and caregivers how to properly use a booster seat or to determine if a child is ready to ride without a booster seat.

A limited number of booster seats will be available to qualifying families. The child, parent or legal guardian of the child, and vehicle must be present to receive a seat.