So, just a few weeks ago, the new chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association or NADA said that--or maybe it is NADA, NADA sounds--I don't know.
So, is the consumer promised a later date to come in and get a permanent remedy?
we ended up having to file a lawsuit to finally spring that rule free from OMB and the agency.
I feel an obligation to the people from whom we received this letter and to the lost daughters of theirs that we make that perfectly clear.
should it have taken a lawsuit for DOT to start posting that information? And is this a pattern we should worry about?
And we just can't have another year like 2015.
I would like to see more progress in other areas, such as rear seat belt reminders.
These recalls keep on coming.
I am troubled by the report that some auto manufacturers may still be selling new vehicles with potentially defective Takata inflators.
I worry that progress in these areas will be limited if we don't have enforceable standards.
The massive ongoing recalls of Takata airbags have remained a huge and complicated problem.