Advocates push for monitors to prompt when kids are left inside hot cars

2 September 2010, 8:52 am

HOUSTON—Safety advocates are pushing Congress to keep kids safe from hot cars. More kids have died in hot cars than ever before, a record 41 children so far this year. Texas has had the most hot-car deaths in the nation with 11 so far, many in Houston. Just two weeks ago, a two-year-old boy was found dead in a car. It happened in northwest Harris County on Dentwood. Police said his parents had ...... Read More »

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