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NHTSA Proposes Adding “Driver Mode” to Cellphones

The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA) has issued proposed guidelines that it says will help to reduce accidents and fatalities attributable to distracted driving.

Nissan Recalling Vechicles Due to Fire Hazard

Nissan of North America, Inc. is recalling about 120,000 vehicles, including 2016-2017 Maximas, 2015-2017...

General Motors Issues Recall for 2009-’10 Chevrolet Impalas due to Potential Wire Damage of Critical Sensor Module

General Motors LLC (GM) has issued a recall for 2009-'10 Chevrolet Impalas due to potential...

NHTSA Proposes New Regulations for Fuel Cell and Hybrid Vehicles

Federal regulators are proposing changes that would expand electrical safety requirements for hydrogen fuel...

Millions of Vehicles Added to Takata’s Air Bag Recall

As investigations into Takata’s defective air bag inflators continues, the list of recalled vehicles...

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Ford Ranger Pickup Trucks Recalled Following Takata Airbag Death

Ford is recalling more than 360,000 Ranger pickup trucks because they are equipped with...

NHTSA Provides Update on Takata Airbag Recalls

Automakers and regulators dealt with Takata’s exploding air bags throughout 2015, and this widespread problem isn't going...

NHTSA Slams Takata with $200 Million Penalty

Japanese air bag manufacturer Takata has been hit with a record setting $200 million fine for violating the Motor Vehicle Safety Act. Takata’s exploding air bags have prompted an unprecedented punitive response from NHTSA. “Today, we are holding Takata responsible for its failures, and we are taking strong action to protect the traveling public,” said NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind.