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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is the agency within the Department of Transportation that is responsible for establishing and enforcing safety standards for passenger vehicles. During the rulemaking process, the NHTSA posts rules under contemplation by the agency in a public, online docket. Anyone can comment to the docket through this on-line interface. Public Citizen comments on multiple rulemakings each year (our comments are listed below, sorted by subject). If you are interested in looking at or commenting to NHTSA's public docket, click here. Below is a list of the docket numbers for rules Public Citizen has commented to or is monitoring (most of these rules are mentioned elsewhere on our website). If you are interested in looking at additional rules, you can search for specific terms or use the "advanced search" engine.
Public Citizen's Comments to NHTSA's docketsChild Restraint Systems
Cross Lander Defects
Designated Seating Positions and Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages Early Warning Database/Part 512 Secrecy Disclosure Event Data Recorders
Frontal New Car Assessment Program Fuel Economy Standards for Light Trucks
Global Positioning Systems (GPS) International Symbol Adoption Kahane Safety, Weight and CAFE Report New Car Assessment Program (NCAP) NHTSA Report on Vehicle Compatibility (to read the report, click here) NHTSA’s Vehicle Safety Rulemaking Priorities Reimbursement Prior to a Recall Rollover - Dynamic Resistance Standard Rollover - Roof Crush School Buses and 15-Passenger Vans Tire Performance Safety Standards Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems
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