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The NHTSA is considering new safety regulations for car doors in response to fatal crashes involving Tesla vehicles where doors could not be opened. Proposed rules would require visible mechanical release mechanisms, but any new standards may take years to implement.
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The NHTSA is considering new safety regulations for car doors in response to fatal crashes involving Tesla vehicles where doors could not be opened. Proposed rules would require visible mechanical release mechanisms, but any new standards may take years to implement.
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NHTSA considers new car door safety rules after fatal Tesla crashes
NHTSA Evaluates Potential New Safety Regulations for Car Doors Following Tesla Incidents