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August 17, 2005

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Child locked in a vehicle


When a child is locked in a car and outside temperatures exceed 82 degrees F, the interior temperature will exceed safe levels within ten minutes. Don’t mess around trying to slip the lock. Break the glass and rescue the child.

Source: FireRescue Magazine



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