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Ahead of House Oversight Hearing Advocates Leads Safety Groups in Championing Funding Priorities

Advocates has sent a joint letter on behalf of safety organizations to Members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee ahead of tomorrow’s hearing “Oversight of the Department of Transportation’s Policies and Programs and Fiscal Year 2025 Budget Request.” In it, the group highlights the ongoing crisis on our roadways and funding needed for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration…

Statement on New Q1 2024 Traffic Crash Fatality Data From NHTSA

Statement by Cathy Chase, President, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety (Advocates), on New Data on 2024 Q-1 Traffic Crash Fatalities June 25, 2024 | (Washington, DC): While we are pleased traffic fatalities experienced a modest overall decline in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) 2024 first quarter estimates, they remain historically and egregiously high. In just three months, 8,650 people…

NJ: Used Car Dealers Should Not Be Permitted to Sell Vehicles with Open Safety Recalls

Advocates has sent a letter today to leaders of the New Jersey Senate Transportation Committee opposing Senate Bill (S.) 3309/Assembly Bill (A.) 4380. This legislation includes a provision to allow dealers to sell used cars subject to an open safety recall by merely notifying the customer at the time of sale about the unrepaired defect instead of fixing it. Families…

OH: Pass Bill That Can Improve State’s Dismal Seat Belt Usage Rate, Protect Child Passengers

Advocates has sent a letter to the chair and vice chair of the House Criminal Justice Committee of the Ohio House of Representatives in support of House Bill (HB) 536 to upgrade the seat belt, child booster seat and child restraint for children who outgrow a booster seat laws to primary enforcement. Seat belt usage is exceptionally low in Ohio,…