 Hey, parents. When we drive, our children should be as safe as possible. I'm talking about securing them in booster seats between the ages of 4 and 8 or until they are at least 4 feet 9 inches tall. Booster seats are safe, smart, and the law in Maine. They lift a child up so that a seatbelt fits properly. Seatbelts should never rub against necks, be wrapped around backs, or be tucked under arms. Learn more at buckleupmaine.org. The Maine Bureau of Highway Safety wants you to survive your drive.