Auto safety is not a partisan issue. However, even after the GM ignition switch issues; the Takata airbag ruptures; and even going back to the Toyota sudden acceleration problems, this committee has failed to take appropriate legislative action.
Schakowsky criticizes the committee's inaction on auto safety despite past crises.
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