Pleasing automakers and frustrating consumer advocates, the government is keeping the public in the dark about vehicle safety data. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration officials compiled extensive data on deaths, injuries, consumer complaints, property damage and warranty claims following demands from Congress stemming from the 2000 recall of Firestone Tires. Now, the NHTSA is waiting for a court ruling that will determine exactly what type of data should be made public.
September 27, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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