NHTSA released a new rule mandating seat belt minder systems for all passengers. Consumer Reports commends NHTSA for putting safety first!
HUGE win for consumers in new rear seat rules
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8 Comments on "HUGE win for consumers in new rear seat rules"
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So now when you put stuff in the back which is even more likely than on passengers seat the nag system will go off.
More big brother bull&$@. That’s right just control our lives and tell us what we can and can’t do more and more. I’m against this.
I’m personally for this if you’re against it
Can’t wait for vehicles that automatically pull over if it detects the driver and/or passengers that talk while in motion due to enforcement of “distracted driving” rules. Gotta love the nanny state.
With extra costs?
They will be free with every $60k 2028 Toyota Corolla
More crap that’s going to break
Hopefully there is an easy way to disable this for those of us who use our vehicles for work and put cargo on the back seat everyday.