Two Sides To The Car Safety Coin
A Brookings study questions auto safety rules noting federal standards raised car prices and operating costs by as much as 2200 dollars while saving tens of thousands of lives. It credits safety rules but argues emissions and fuel economy measures were largely costly with limited impact.
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Brookings Institution
Robert W. Crandall
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Crandall
Joan Claybrook
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Theodore E. Keeler
University of California, Berkeley
Lester B. Lave
Howard K. Gruenspecht
Carnegie-Mellon Graduate School of
Transportation Department
Ford Motor Co
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