19 days agoNHTSA Opens Negotiated Rulemaking on Federal Tire Safety Standards
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is inviting industry and technical stakeholders to help update federal tire standards covering test methods, airless tires, sidewall markings, and truck and SUV weight-limit guidance. Organizations may nominate committee representatives and submit comments within 30 days after the notice is published in the Federal Register, creating an early opportunity to shape requirements relevant to tire and vehicle procurement.
22 days agoNHTSA Proposes Flexible Safety and Lighting Standards for Automated Vehicles
NHTSA proposed changes to federal safety standards for vehicles designed to operate exclusively through automated driving systems, including revisions to FMVSS No. 108 and possible exemptions for selected lighting and driver-alert requirements. The proposal is a rulemaking, not a contract opportunity; manufacturers and suppliers should assess potential design, testing, and compliance effects and consider submitting technical comments.
48 days agoNHTSA to Enhance Vehicle Safety Recalls Through Upcoming Public Meeting
The NHTSA is hosting a meeting on vehicle safety recalls to discuss technological innovations and improve recall effectiveness. This event presents procurement opportunities as organizations can align their services with NHTSA's evolving needs and regulatory expectations.
156 days agoNHTSA Seeks Stakeholder Input on Driver Monitoring Systems Study
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is inviting public comments on a proposed information collection initiative related to Driver Monitoring Systems. This initiative may influence future regulatory actions and create new procurement opportunities in advanced vehicle safety technologies, with comments due by August 10, 2026.