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Rick Moran American Thinker 12/13/2012 No use screaming about it. This is the power of incumbency and even though it is dishonest and hypocritical, it is legal. And there’s nothing the GOP can do about it… For months, federal agencies and the White House have sidetracked dozens of major regulations that cover everything from power […] December 13th, 2012 | Tags: event data recorder, greenhouse gases, manufacturing, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Sen. Jim Inhofe, Wall Street, water quality | Category: Barack Obama, Economy, Elections, Environmental Protection Agency, federal regulations, Health Care, unemployment | Comments are closed
Jim Kouri Law Enforcement Examiner 8/13/2012 Rep. Darrell Issa (R-CA), chairman of the House Committee on Oversight [PDF] released a biting report on Friday regarding the Obama Administration’s unusual and questionable practice of obtaining agreements from automakers for stricter mileage standards. According to Rep. Issa, the Congressional report [PDF] sheds new light on the extent […] August 13th, 2012 | Tags: bailouts, California Air Resources Board, Chrysler Corporation, Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) Standards, costs, gasoline prices, General Motors, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Rep. Darrell Issa, safety, special interests | Category: Barack Obama, California, Economy, Environmental Protection Agency, Fascism, Michigan, Politics, Taxes, Treasury Department | Comments are closed
Daily Mail [UK] 25th May 2011 By next month, every driver in the U.S. will be required to have a black box in their vehicle. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will declare that all automobiles are required to contain the event data recorder – similar to those found in aircraft – in order to […] May 26th, 2011 | Tags: "black box", event data recorder, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration | Category: Department of Transportation, insurance, Progressives, Right to Privacy | Comments are closed
Mike Ramsey and Josh Mitchell The Wall Street Journal 7/30/2010 DETROIT—Senior officials at the U.S. Department of Transportation have at least temporarily blocked the release of findings by auto-safety regulators that could favor Toyota Motor Corp. in some crashes related to unintended acceleration, according to a recently retired agency official. George Person, who retired July […] August 2nd, 2010 | Tags: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Toyota, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood | Category: Department of Transportation | Comments are closed
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