Children Left in Vehicles (CLIV)
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Following discussions held at the 74th session of GRSP in December 2023, Australia, Canada, China, the Republic of South Korea and the United States agreed in principle to form an expert group with industry to discuss regulatory options (under the 1958 Agreement and the 1998 Agreement) on the issue of children left in vehicles (CLIV).

The purpose is to study and evaluate global field events. This would include defining the problem statement and scope of the safety issue based on field events, examining potential countermeasures and compliance test tools, and identifying research gaps (if applicable) regarding the safety of children left in vehicles. The informal group will evaluate potential countermeasures and compliance test tools with a view to pursue technology-neutral solutions to the extent possible, bearing in mind the need to maximize harmonization.

Work items
Children left in vehicles New UN Regulation on CLIV for buses and coaches New Requirements 1958 Agreement · UN Regulations GRSP 80
New UN Regulation to enable the approval of buses and coaches for compliance with requirements to prevent children being left behind in the vehicle.
Children left in vehicles UN GTR on CLIV New Requirements 1998 Agreement · GTR GRSP 81
Project to establish a new GTR to set harmonized specifications for alerting drivers and, if needed, passersby to the presence of a child left unattended in a vehicle.