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Meanwhile, automakers take steps to launch an independent investigation into causes of air bag explosions linked to deaths and injuries.
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Federal transportation officials say the air bag manufacturer isn’t fully cooperating with the ongoing investigation into Takata’s defective air bags.
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The funds from the Federal Highway Administration reimburse states for the repair of roads and bridges damaged by storms and other unexpected disasters.
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NHTSA reveals plans to add crash imminent braking and dynamic brake support to the New Car Assessment Program's list of recommended advanced safety features.
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In 2014, the federal agency imposed more than $126 million in civil penalties against automakers for a range of violations.
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The U.S. Senate legislation is aimed at encouraging employees and contractors to disclose automotive defects that can lead to serious injuries and deaths.
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Nominee Mark Rosekind has served on the National Transportation Safety Board since 2010.
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The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute launches a research project focused on the feasibility of adaptive traffic signs – an application of connected-vehicle technology.
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The recall, announced last year, involves older-model Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs.
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In April, most states are ramping up enforcement efforts as part of National Distracted Driving Awareness Month.
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