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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, established in 1970, is a US government agency responsible for vehicle safety standards, the importation and operation of the automotive sector. It operates under the slogan "Save lives, prevent injuries, reduce vehicle-related crashes."

Fat EVs may cause 'more death on our roads' – watchdog

Is there a weight watchers for Hummers?
Offbeat12 Jan 2023 | 149

Tesla reportedly faces criminal probe into self-driving hype

Plus: Robo-car upstart Argo AI shuts down after automakers pull plug on funding
AI + ML27 Oct 2022 | 84

City isn't keen on 5,000 erratic, traffic-jam-causing GM robo-cars on its streets

Analysis 'Cruise AV automated driving system is still under development' is putting it politely after vehicles block roads
AI + ML27 Sep 2022 | 65

Update your Tesla now before the windows put your fingers in a pinch

Musk fumes at NHTSA 'recall' of a million-plus cars
Personal Tech22 Sep 2022 | 74

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