NHTSA’s Passive Restraints (Airbags) Standards
NHTSA’s passive restraint standard requires all passenger cars to provide passive protection (Read: airbags) to all front seat occupants.
Cry Wolf Quotes
GM urges that the passive restraint requirement be eliminated…There is an immediate need to avoid the sharp economic impediment that these requirements…would place on the domestic car market’s recovery.
Evidence
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Blind Spot: The Big Three's Attack on the Global Warming Treaty
eleased during the controversy over the Kyoto Treaty, this study is a serious policy paper, exploring the intersections between transit policy and global warming. It fairly establishes the Big Three have as long history of stubborn obstructionism. (They don't like anyone telling them what to do.)
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Industry Opposition to Government Regulation
The real costs of specific regulations, in chart form.
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Experts Claim the National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA) Saves Lives and Money
Safety experts make the case for the National Highway Safety Administration (NHTSA).