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The Latest
USDOT Names Members to New Motorcyclist Advisory Council
Group will advise the Secretary, NHTSA and FHWA on motorcycle transportation safety issues
NHTSA Estimates Traffic Fatalities Continued to Decline in First Quarter of 2024
Projections show an eighth consecutive quarterly decline in traffic fatalities.
USDOT Finalizes New Fuel Economy Standards for Model Years 2027-2031
New standards will save Americans hundreds of dollars at the pump over the lifetime of their vehicles.
Consumer Alert: Kia Issues 'Park Outside' Recall for Certain 2020-2024 Telluride Vehicles for Fire Risk
Owners should park vehicles outside and away from structures until the free repair is complete.
Consumer Alert: Nissan Issues 'Do Not Drive' Warning for Certain 2002-2006 Models with Recalled Takata Air Bags
Vehicle owners are advised not to drive affected vehicles until they receive the free repair.
Summer Driving Tips
Summertime usually means vacations and summer road trips. Now is a good time to review summer driving safety tips.
NHTSA Urges the Public to Help Prevention Child Heatstroke
A reminder, Stop. Look. Lock.
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- Takata Recall Spotlight
- Standing General Order on Crash Reporting
- Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
- Automated Driving Systems
- Motorcycle Safety 5-Year Plan
- NTSB Open Recommendations to NHTSA
- Reports to Congress
- Advisory Committee on Underride Protection
- Initial Decision That Certain ARC and Delphi Air Bag Inflators Contain a Safety Defect