The spouse of Sashalynn Rosa made an ineffectual attempt to
clear the snow from the area around them. Sashalynn, her son
Messiah, and her 3-year-old daughter Saniyah were all fatally
affected by the carbon monoxide that had already filled the vehicle.
Governor Christie signed legislation mandating the government to include
carbon monoxide threats in its driving training and testing manuals as a
result of a recent carbon monoxide accident in which numerous people gave
money to a funeral website. Advocates for road safety, however, hold a variety
of opinions about the concept. “Anything that increases awareness of a deadly
issue like this is a great step,” according to Fennel, the executive
director of the Philadelphia-based group Kids & Cars, which promotes road safety
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