US Releases Proposed Rules for Self-Driving Cars
The federal government released a new set of proposed rules and guidelines this week for self-driving cars. A rule from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to implement the plan won't be finalized before President Joe Biden 's term ends in January,
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NHTSA extends decade-long “probe” into 50 million potentially deadly airbags, delays recallYou suspect that airbags in as much as 15% of vehicles on the road might have a deadly safety defect. Yet, major automakers ...
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No car brand has been able to avoid the odd recall or NHTSA complaint, but these major brands have been subject to most ...
The five recalls with the largest potentially affected vehicle populations this year came from four different automakers: ...
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