US to Begin Work on New Car Door Safety Rules After Deaths in Teslas
Federal safety regulators are initiating a new rulemaking process for vehicle door exit standards following reports of deaths involving Tesla models.
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Federal safety regulators are initiating a new rulemaking process for vehicle door exit standards following reports of deaths involving Tesla models.
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The NTSB reports that a Tesla driver involved in a fatal Texas crash fully engaged the accelerator moments before impacting a home.
Legal and safety experts are highlighting a surge in hazardous counterfeit air-bag parts infiltrating the U.S. automotive market.
Ford has initiated a recall for over 741,000 vehicles in the U.S. following reports of a transmission defect that may pose a rollaway risk.
A fatal Tesla crash in Texas has triggered a federal investigation following reports of vehicle speed and system engagement.
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