Why Is NHTSA Involved With RTR?
A closer look into NHTSA’s involvement with RTR.
Anyline Partners With U.S. Tire Manufacturers Association
National Tire Safety Week promotes proper tire care, making roads safer and saving lives.
NHTSA Launches Interactive, Searchable Recall Dashboard
Website makes over 50 years of recall data easily available to the public.
NHTSA Announces 2020 Update On AEB Installation
Automakers and the NHTSA are collaborating in order to offer almost all new passenger vehicles with low-speed AEB.
Viewpoint: Replacement Auto Part Standards And Regulations
With the recent tariffs going into effect, it has sparked the discussion about regulations for vehicle replacement parts to keep some imported auto parts off the market. Most people think that with a stroke of a pen dangerous and sub-standard parts could be banned and parts quality will be improved overnight. But, what standards should be applied? Who should do the testing? This is where things get tricky.
NHTSA’s GM Brake Line Corrosion Investigation: Reading Between the Brake Lines
There will be no recalls on some GM vehicles for brake line corrosion. Instead, we received an advisory from the National Highway and Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) about brake line inspection and car washes. What was not discussed was the corrosion prone materials GM and other manufacturers used for brake lines during this period. It
