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Fight for rearview cameras in cars continues
April 11, 2011, is a day Brandy Dahlen constantly relieves over and over again. That day her 2-year-old daughter Abigail was killed while playing outside with her siblings.
A clearer picture of how many vehicles have backup cameras
The folks at Edmunds went back after our last blog post about misleading backup camera statistics and reanalyzed their data, offering a much more accurate picture of how widely available this technology really is.
Time to Call BS: Why Safety Groups Sued DOT Over Backover Rule Delay
Last week, a consortium of safety groups and advocates decided it had had enough of the delay tactics in publishing a final rule establishing a rear visibility standard and sued the Department of Transportation.
PRO/CON VIEW: Should the federal government require backup cameras in all new vehicles?
The death of a child in a back-over vehicle accident is an unspeakable tragedy, a nightmarish possibility that haunts countless parents. But it should not cause the federal government to mandate backup cameras on all new cars and trucks. That's a decision that should be left to consumers and the free market.
Lawsuit seeks final rules for car rear-visibility standards
Bryan Llenas reports from New York
