We have heard concerns about the costs of this, but we have also heard that, with the development of sensors to detect the presence of other vehicles, we might as well go ahead and spend the extra $30 to $50 to incorporate heat-detection sensors in the backseats of vehicles.
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Wicker discusses the importance of safety features in vehicles to prevent child fatalities.
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