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US FederalAuto Safety & Recalls — a citable automotive safety mind
US motor vehicle safety and recall compliance: NHTSA regulations under 49 CFR Part 571 (Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards), the NHTSA recall database, and manufacturer safety-defect notification requirements — grounded exclusively in nhtsa.gov and the eCFR.
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