A recent motion from the Center for Auto Safety and the National Coalition for School Bus Safety that would mandate school buses across the country to install seat belts has been denied, according to news reports. The rejection came from The National Highway Safety Administration (NHSA), who maintained that school buses are one of the safest vehicles on the roadways. The Administration came to the conclusion that cost of installing seat belts outweighed the potential safety benefits. Arthur Yeager, a (read more)
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Jan
2011
47 Complaints Per 100,000 Vehicles Filed in 2010
2010 was the year of automobile complaints, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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27
Dec
2010
Reports Show Sharp Rise in Car Complaints
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration calculated over 40,000 vehicle complaints through Dec. 14, four times the amount of complaints in previous years.
Read MoreThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating whether rental car companies are really repairing recalled vehicles.
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