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Safety Advocate Calls for Reform in Wake of GM Ignition-Switch Recall

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edited September 2014 in General

imageSafety Advocate Calls for Reform in Wake of GM Ignition-Switch Recall

Joan Claybrook, the auto safety pioneer and former head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, is calling for reforms in the wake of the GM ignition-switch recall.

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  • greenponygreenpony Member Posts: 531
    There are a lot of stakeholders here. GM potentially has a lot of money on the line, if they hid this information from their bankruptcy proceedings. The Obama administration could suffer yet another PR failure if they knew about it and did nothing; this includes the NHTSA. It could also potentially lead to criminal charges. And lastly, it is in the public's best interest to have the truth come out (good or bad) and have restitution be paid to the families of the victims. I'm interested to see how the opera plays out.
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