What are the federal motor vehicle safety standards? In this educational video we dive into the realm of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). We explain how these regulations, established by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), ensure the safety of motor vehicles in the United States.

We explore the wide range of vehicle performance aspects covered by FMVSS, from braking systems, fuel systems, lighting, tires, airbags, seat belts, child seats to school buses. We discuss how these standards ensure that every part of your vehicle is safe and reliable.

We also discuss how the FMVSS regulations extend to vehicle equipment and parts in the aftermarket industry. We discuss the performance of vehicle software systems, such as electronic stability control, and how FMVSS standards ensure their safety.

Finally, we discuss how FMVSS is continuously updated to integrate the latest safety technologies and address emerging risks. Join this informative discussion and subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights on vehicle safety standards.

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