DOT Needs To Stop Stalling On Seat Belt Rule, DC Circ. Told

By Bryan Koenig (May 16, 2018, 6:48 PM EDT) -- Auto safety groups blasted the U.S. Department of Transportation for doing little or nothing to implement a congressional mandate requiring automobile warnings when backseat passengers don't buckle up, with arguments in D.C. Circuit on Wednesday that focused heavily on its jurisdiction and what exactly was required of the DOT....

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