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Second-hand tobacco smoke is a significant threat to the health of children [1]. Across Europe, 12% of children are regularly exposed, a percentage that has stalled in the last decade [2]. In addition to placing children at greater risk of health complications, such as asthma attacks and respiratory tract infections [1], exposure to smoking behaviour by family and peers increases the likelihood of tobacco smoking uptake [3].

Smoke-free vehicles: impact of legislation on child smoke exposure across three countries