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Parents and teachers are notified about

Get on/ Get off at the wrong bus.
Bullying and harassment on the school bus.

“First and foremost the No. 1 thing parents need to know is this can happen to them,” Amber Andreasen, director Kids and Cars

Keep Kids Safe with KidSAB

The safety solution that makes sure no children are left alone in vehicles.

Most parents believe forgetting their child in a car is something that will never happen to them until it does.

Keep Kids Safe with KidSAB

Keep an eye on infants in car seats when parents are driving.

Parents and teachers are notified if:

Drop off at the wrong location.

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About Us

KidSAB is a novel child safety solution that prevents kids from being abandoned in vehicles. Powered by AI, our innovative mobile app helps drivers and parents ensure that no child is left behind.

KidSAB is developed and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

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Our Vision

KidSAB makes school buses and vehicles safer. We’re working towards a future where all vehicles are equipped with high tech safety solutions that prevent children from being abandoned in the millions of school buses and cars around the world.

With the KidSAB app that connects directly to school buses and vehicles, you will always know where your child is.

Our Mission

Child safety is our priority. Leaving a child in a vehicle alone can lead to unnecessary deaths and injury. At KidSAB, our mission is to build a safer world for kids by using technology to prevent children from being left behind in buses and cars. Our aim is to make vehicle child safety as universal as seatbelts and airbags.

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Child dies after being left in hot car while mother taught at Ontario high school, mayor says (Updated June 27, 2022 5:12 p.m. PDT)

An Ontario community is reeling after a 23-month-old boy died when he was accidentally left in a hot car outside the school where his mother taught, the mayor says.

Bancroft, Ont. Mayor Paul Jenkins, a close family friend who has known the family for 30 years, said Everett Smith died on Thursday despite multiple attempts to revive him by teachers and emergency crews at North Hastings High School. (source: ctvnews.ca)

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CTV News -Published Feb. 2, 2022 3:50 p.m. PST

The mother of a six-year-old girl is demanding answers and accountability after alleging her daughter’s teachers neglected to put her on a school bus, resulting in the young girl leaving the school unnoticed.

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CityNews Toronto-Last Updated Sep 10, 2021, 1:52PM EDT.

A scary first day of school for a 7-year-old boy in Toronto who was left alone on a bus for nearly an hour.

In a statement to 680 NEWS, The Toronto District School Board says it’s “completely unacceptable”.

Image: A school bus pictured in Kingston, Ontario on Tuesday, Aug 11, 2020.

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CTV News-Published June 24, 2022 3:12 p.m. PDT

Ottawa parents demand answers after boy, 11, not dropped off by school bus.

The parents say their son Nathan, an 11-year-old Grade 6 student, wandered around an unfamiliar neighbourhood for hours until a Good Samaritan intervened and helped him get home safely.

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Loma Linda University Health, By Sheann Brandon - July 29, 2021

Four reasons kids are being left in hot cars.

Parents are out of their normal routine

If one parent is used to transporting the child every day and that routine is changed to the other parent transporting the child, there is risk that the child could be forgotten.

Distraction

If the parent or guardian has many errands to run, is in a hurry, or the child is simply quiet and the parent is using their phone — it can be easy to lose focus.

Kids find their way into a vehicle

If the car keys are laying out and the parent or guardian is busy, there is a chance that a curious child may find their way into a car. There is a risk they could become locked in the vehicle, fall asleep, or simply want to play a game like hide-and-seek.

They’re being left on purpose

Despite how it sounds, this is generally not malicious. The parent or guardian needs to run inside a store, the house, or the office for a few minutes, and they think it’ll be safe if they crack the windows and only leave for a few minutes. However, no amount of time is safe for a child to be left unattended in a car, according to Safe Kids. “The first hot car related death this year happened on a day when the high was 70 degrees,” Parker says.

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Susan Lazaruk

Baby death in hot car: Quebec coroners have twice recommended alarms in all cars. B.C. would support a mandatory alert system to let parents know if they’ve left a child in the back seat. B.C.’s public safety minister said he backs the recommendation from Quebec.

“The government would support the use of technology that provides an opportunity to make cars safer in any way possible — whether an app or sensors and alarms — to avert tragedies involving deaths inside a vehicle due to heat,” Mike Farnworth said in an email.

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Look Before You Lock

A Vancouver, British Columbia cop lost it on a woman who seemed to miss the danger she left her children in on a 86° day. The woman appears unresponsive to the officer as he lists the reasons why what she did to her children was unsafe. (source: https://heavy.com)

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How KidSAB works

KIDSAB App can either operate flexibly by using the prepared phone as an accessory or by coordinating with the KIDSAB dedicated accessories.

KidSAB is an AI-powered app that automatic detection and alarm system to protect against the event of a child being left behind in a car or a school bus.
You can use the KidSAB mobile app to remotely see where your child is in real-time.
You can also set up alerts to let you know if your child has been left alone in a car, a school bus or dropped off at the wrong stop.
If your child is left alone in the vehicle, KidSAB’s system will contact you and the school immediately.

What is KidSAB Advantages

Track your child’s safety with one app

The KidSAB app lets you easily keep an eye on your child’s safety no matter where they are. Whether your child is travelling on a KidSAB-equipped school bus or in your family car, you’ll be able to track automatically their safety using the same account on the KidSAB app. If there's an emergency, you’ll be notified right away.

Flexible setup

Track your child’s safety with one app

You can define what counts as a child safety emergency and when you should be alerted. For example, you can be notified if your child is left in a hot car or if they’re left at the wrong bus stop.

Monitor in real-time

Track your child’s safety with one app

Affordable dash cam alternative

You will be able to see the real-time location of your child on their way to school. You can also check the status of the bus and know when your child gets on and off.

Affordable dash cam alternative

The KidSAB accessory is like a dash cam that lets you see where your child is at any time. It is convenient and affordable, reducing the need to have separate dashcam devices in your car and in school buses.

Continually innovative

Affordable dash cam alternative

Continually innovative

We will continue to make improvements to the product as we learn from our customers. In the future, we plan to add more emergency notification scenarios and the ability to monitor pets in the car too.

Privacy first

Affordable dash cam alternative

Continually innovative

Your privacy is important to us. Any information collected will be stored locally at your child’s school and your phone, only accessible by you and the school.

Solutions Category

Keep Kids Safe with KidSAB to make sure no children are left alone in vehicles.

Basic Family Plan

Free

All the essentials to make sure your child is safe in your family car and school bus.

Get automatic notifications when a driver leaves your vehicle or if the engine is turned off.
Connect to your child’s school bus to get updates about their status.

Premium Family Plan

Paid subscription

In addition to all the features in the Basic Family Plan, you will receive advanced features that will give you additional flexibility for a peace of mind.

Get a vehicle safety accessory that can also serve as a dashcam.
Set up specific child safety scenarios that you want to be notified about.
Automatically voice or video call your child to check on their safety.

School Bus Plan

Free

A comprehensive solution to ensure students are safe on school buses.

Get a vehicle safety accessory that will count every student when they get on and off the school bus.
Parents, drivers, and school supervisors will be able to monitor real-time locations of the students on the school buses.
Receive emergency alerts when students are abandoned or dropped off at the wrong stop.

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Video

Child dies after being left in hot car while mother taught at Ontario high school, mayor says (Updated June 27, 2022 5:12 p.m. PDT)

CTV News -Published Feb. 2, 2022 3:50 p.m. PST

CityNews Toronto-Last Updated Sep 10, 2021, 1:52PM EDT.

CTV News-Published June 24, 2022 3:12 p.m. PDT

Loma Linda University Health, By Sheann Brandon - July 29, 2021

Parents are out of their normal routine

Distraction

Kids find their way into a vehicle

They’re being left on purpose

Susan Lazaruk

Look Before You Lock

How KidSAB works

What is KidSAB Advantages

Track your child’s safety with one app

Track your child’s safety with one app

Track your child’s safety with one app

Flexible setup

Track your child’s safety with one app

Track your child’s safety with one app

Monitor in real-time

Track your child’s safety with one app

Affordable dash cam alternative

Affordable dash cam alternative

Affordable dash cam alternative

Affordable dash cam alternative

Continually innovative

Affordable dash cam alternative

Continually innovative

Privacy first

Affordable dash cam alternative

Continually innovative

Solutions Category

Basic Family Plan

Premium Family Plan

School Bus Plan

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