New Buses Would Require Clearer Driver Views for Safer Roads
This bill would make new large passenger buses safer by requiring them to have a clearer view from the driver's seat. It would mean fewer blind spots for bus drivers, which could help protect pedestrians and other people on the road. The government would create new rules for bus manufacturers within one year.
Today, no specific federal rules require new large passenger buses to have a clear forward view for the driver. If this bill becomes law, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration would create new safety standards within one year. These standards would require all new large passenger buses sold in the U.S. to provide a minimally obstructed forward-facing view, possibly using cameras or other technology.
HR 7263 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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