New federal regulations could soon mandate a safety feature that was standard in older vehicles but has largely disappeared from modern cars. The proposal aims to address growing concerns over distracted driving and pedestrian safety by reintroducing a long-forgotten but effective technology. Automakers and safety advocates are divided over the potential impact on driver behavior and vehicle design. Industry observers warn that retrofitting existing models could pose significant challenges for manufacturers.
Every new vehicle in the U.S. may soon be required to have this once-common feature Cleveland.com
