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Buckling to Auto Industry Pressure, Obama Delays Rule on Rearview Cameras in Cars
Parents of children killed in backover incidents and safety groups called on the Obama Administration to release a rear visibility rule for motor vehicles. Safety advocates were told that the rule would be issued in 2012, but it wasn’t. Well into 2013 — and it still hasn’t been issued.
Parents demand U.S. government require backup cameras
The government has been considering rules to require all cars feature rear-view cameras.
Local Woman Speaks on Capitol Hill
Karen Pauly, a special education teacher at North Scott High School in Eldridge spent the day in Washington D.C. talking to members of Congress.
Glen Allen mother pleads with lawmakers to help prevent backover accidents
Meredyth Bryant lost her two-year-old daughter Annabelle in 2005, after the little girl was backed over by a contractor’s truck in the family driveway. Years later Bryant’s fight to make it mandatory to install rear view cameras continue.
DEBATE OVER REAR-VIEW CAR CAMERA MANDATE CONTINUES
The ongoing debate over whether all new cars should be required to have rear-view cameras will pick up in the nation’s capital this week.
