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Never leave children alone in a car

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Never leave children alone in a car

Leaving children alone in a car is very dangerous, especially on warm or hot days. It can cause serious harm or even death.

In Victoria, it’s illegal, with penalties including fines or up to six months in jail.

Organisation:
Early Learning Association Australia (ELAA)
Topic:
Travel and holidays, Parenting
Target audience:
Parents or carers
Service area:
VIC
Published:
February 2025
Last reviewed:
April 2026

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