District of Columbia § 50-1703.01 Child Passenger Safety Program.

District of Columbia Statutes

§ 50-1703.01 — Child Passenger Safety Program.

District of Columbia § 50-1703.01

Title 50Motor and Non-Motor Vehicles and Traffic.

Ch. 17Child Restraint.

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D.C. Code § 50-1703.01 (2026).

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Any fines in excess of $55 shall be directed to fund the Child Passenger Safety Program which will be used:

(1)To assure that at least one fitting station is located in each ward of the city at the facilities of the District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department (“DCFEMS”), Metropolitan Police Department (“MPD”) precincts, Department of Motor Vehicle (“DMV”) Inspection Stations or facilities of the Department of Transportation (“DOT”);

(2)That personnel of the DCFEMS, MPD, DMV and DOT receive training on the proper installation of a child restraint system;

(3)To provide offenders with a child passenger safety class administered by DOT; and

(4)To provide children of all ages who are from low income families with child restraint systems free or at a minimal cost.

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Any fines in excess of $55 shall be directed to fund the Child Passenger Safety Program which will be used:

(1) To assure that at least one fitting station is located in each ward of the city at the facilities of the District of Columbia Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department (“DCFEMS”), Metropolitan Police Department (“MPD”) precincts, Department of Motor Vehicle (“DMV”) Inspection Stations or facilities of the Department of Transportation (“DOT”);

(2) That personnel of the DCFEMS, MPD, DMV and DOT receive training on the proper installation of a child restraint system;

(3) To provide offenders with a child passenger safety class administered by DOT; and

(4) To provide children of all ages who are from low income families with child restraint systems free or at a minimal cost.