Seat Belts Scrapped for 1983 Cars in Federal Move
DETROIT AP The government withdraws its decade long push for automatic seat belts and air bags in new cars starting with 1983 models. NHTSA chief Raymond Peck argues removal of the mandate. auto safety advocates call it a setback and forecast higher crash costs.
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