In the carefree days of the early 1980s, seatbelt laws were lax, allowing children to treat back seats like playgrounds, despite hidden dangers.
The author's childhood memory of climbing onto the back seat ledge illustrates a time when safety regulations were not enforced, revealing a more relaxed attitude towards child safety.
When pulled over by the police, the narrative reinforces a familial bond through humor, as the father and officers shared a wink over the mischievous antics of childhood.
Reflecting on the past, the author emphasizes contrast in safety expectations, highlighting the evolution in attitudes towards car safety from carefree to cautious.
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