The NHTSA put together a list of actions that we all need to embrace in order to avoid these unthinkable accidents:

1. Teach children not to play in or around cars; they should play as far away as possible from cars.
2. Teach children to move away from a car if the driver gets in and starts it.
3. Teach children to keep their bicycles and toys out of the driveway.
4. Always check around and even beneath your car before finally hitting the road.
5. Have children stand on the sidewalk or side of the driveway, so that you can see them as you reverse your car.
6. Always look behind you as you reverse in case a child unexpectedly runs behind your car.
7. Check your mirrors as you reverse as children have unpredictable movements.
8. Always bear in mind that the tinier a child is, the more likely you will not be able to see them.
9. Large cars have larger blind spots, so be extra careful with your SUV or truck.

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However, the statute of limitations to sue is different if the victim is under 18 years old. Here is how the rule works:

• The deadline is tolled or stopped until your child turns 18 years old.
• Your child would have two years from their 18th birthday to file their personal injury lawsuit.

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