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Republicans want to get rid of car safety features like AEB.
All cars are currently required to have automatic emergency braking by 2027. But that mandate could get tossed under a new plan by Senate Republicans to eliminate certain safety rules, in the interest of making cars more affordable. Also under scrutiny are alarms warning if there’s a child left in the rear seat. Weirdly they’re not targeting expensive creature comforts, like heated steering wheels and wireless charging. Just the safety ones.
Exclusive | Senate Committee to Challenge Auto-Safety Mandates That Hurt ‘Affordability’
[The Wall Street Journal]
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