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Star Safety Ratings, Long Helpful to Car Buyers, Now Languish in the Breakdown Lane
“There is no comparative value in the system anymore. It’s the equivalent of handing out candy at…
Safety 'shenanigans' must be addressed, Nader says
DETROIT — It takes a surprisingly small number of people to change the world — and that’s…
Safety ‘shenanigans’ must be addressed, Nader says
DETROIT — It takes a surprisingly small number of people to change the world — and that’s…
CAS Statement on NHTSA $105 Million Fine of Fiat Chrysler for Violations of Federal Recall Laws
July 27, 2015
Fiat Chrysler Record Fine is Poster Child of Inadequate Enforcement Authority
NHTSA blocks former chief from Toyota testimony
Washington — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration blocked the agency’s former chief from testifying as a witness for Toyota Motor Corp. in a California civil suit, saying it could put the agency at risk.
In a July 1 letter obtained by The Detroit News, a NHTSA lawyer told former Administrator David Strickland that he could not testify in a class-action lawsuit against Toyota. The case involves Toyota’s Smart Key push-button ignition system, and whether it violates a federal regulation designed to prevent theft and roll-away risk.
Sens. Markey, Blumenthal Call for Increased Transparency, Accountability at NHTSA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Giselle Barry (Markey) 202-224-2742
Josh Zembik (202-224-6452
Comments on NHTSA Pilot Program: State Registration Recall Notification
Click here to view the CAS Comment Click here to view Honda’s Comment Federal Register Notice…