I want to clarify the intent and effect of our amendment. It will not prohibit NHTSA from lobbying on behalf of tougher drunk driving laws, seat belt laws, or air bag requirements. In each of those cases, there are federal mandates or incentive programs designed and in place. It would also not prohibit NHTSA from lobbying on behalf of improved motorcycle safety. In fact, we would hope that NHTSA would engage in more activities designed to improve motorcycle safety and education programs.
Andrea Joy Campbell: “I want to clarify the intent and effect of our amendment. It will not prohibit NHTSA from lobbying on behalf of tougher…”
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Clarifying the intent of an amendment regarding NHTSA's lobbying activities.
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