NHTSA is expected to publish an ANPRM on Reduction of Stopping Distance for Heavy Duty Trucks in the “Federal Register” at the end of June/early summer. Due to a cost/benefit analysis review, NHTSA has delayed the release of the rulemaking. NHTSA believes that due to recent technological advances in medium and heavy duty vehicle brakes, specifically in the area of ... Read More »
Goodyear Environmental, Health, Safety Efforts Hit Web
Goodyear has made a clean sweep to a Web site devoted to its environmental, health and safety efforts. The 2003 annual report is a broader review of the tire company’s global efforts normally outlined in a printed version. Consumers also can request a brochure or ask questions on the site. The Web site reviews behavior-based and proactive health and safety ... Read More »
American Auto Shield offers Auto Repair Consulting Service to Save You Money on Your Repairs
American Auto Shield offers a "Auto Repair Consulting Service" and a "Comprehensive Roadside Assistance program" designed to make vehicle ownership more convenient. Read More »
NADA Proclaims October ‘Booster Seat Safety Month’ NADA Proclaims October ‘Booster Seat Safety Month’
The National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) has proclaimed October "Booster Seat Safety Month." Read More »
Los Angeles Auto Show Announces Strategic Date Change; Show Will Move to Mid-November
For decades the Los Angeles Auto Show has helped automakers ring in the New Year. That tradition, however, will end in the near future as the Los Angeles Auto Show permanently moves its dates from early January to mid-November, beginning in 2006. This change addresses the longstanding desire of the industry for the Los Angeles Auto Show to have its ... Read More »
Ford Motor Company Donates 12 Ford Escape Hybrids to National Park Foundation
The National Parks, America's most treasured resources, will become a little greener with the donation of 12 new 2005 Ford Escape Hybrid SUVs to the National Park Foundation, the official non-profit partner of America's National Parks. Read More »
U.S. Postal Service is GM’s First Commercial Application of a Fuel Cell Vehicle in the U.S.
The United States Postal Service will lease a fuel cell vehicle from General Motors Corp. to deliver mail in and around the nation's capital, according to a joint agreement announced today. Read More »
The Hydrogen Car Company Launches the Hydrogen Shelby Cobra
he Hydrogen Car Company (HCC) announces the launch of its flagship vehicle: the Hydrogen Shelby Cobra. Conceived and built by legendary automotive icon, Carroll Shelby. Read More »
56% of Americans Say Soaring Gasoline Prices Are a Major Concern
Gas prices effect household budgets and debt reduction. Read More »
Chrysler Announces Pricing for New 2005 Crossfire Lineup
Crossfire Coupe priced below $30,000, Crossfire Roadster priced below $35,000 - Tested at 150 miles per hour. Chrysler attempts to compete with Porsche Boxster, Audi TT quattro, and BMW Z4. Read More »
