Stop Needless Baby and Dog Deaths From Vehicle Entrapment

One moment's distraction can take a life needlessly. So much tragedy is beyond our scope. We can stop this senseless death toll. Not to would be negligent.

Originally, the Cameron Gulbransen Kids Transportation Safety Act of 2007 (P.L.#110-189) contained a section addressing the issue of death by vehicular entrapment. Before it was signed into law, this portion was removed. At that time there was no technological solution.

That problem has been solved by an engineer-designed System For Preventing Overheating in a Vehicle Interior. In the three years before airbags came on the scene, there were 11 known deaths of hyperthermia due to entrapment. In the last three years, with the relegation of children to the back seat, 110 known children and countless pets have died in this manner.

Since 1998, 430 children and an unknown number of animals were killed. The irony is most of the parts necessary to build this life saving device are already being installed. They are used in applications of convenience ie; keys left in ignition warning, headlights left on, door open, etc.

Automakers WILL respond IF the System for Preventing Overheating in an Enclosed Vehicle becomes a condition of the bail-out they seek.

We only have seat belts and airbags, because of Congressional intervention. Please sign this and make sure some of your tax dollars are put to good use.

The work you see here is dedicated to my dogs, and the mission of saving others from this horrifying experience.

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