Are you a manufacturer? Your federal safety certification responsibilities

March 19, 2021

Even if you aren't a vehicle OEM, federal motor vehicle safety regulations may affect your business. This whitepaper delves into federal safety certification responsibilities for truck dealers, vehicle upfitters and alterers.

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Usage requirements for vehicle placards vs. load carrying capacity modification labels

From an NTEA member Can you explain the difference between the tire and loading information label and the small, yellow load modification label, including when each should be used? The usage requirements for both of...

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Trailer towing: What you need to know for risk management

Trailer towing involves three primary elements: the work truck used to tow; the trailer and payload being towed; and towing system components (e.g., hitch system and safety chains). Each has limiting factors that...

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Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards removal of obsolete regulatory text from FMVSS 204, 205, 206, 207, 210, 213a, 214, 216, 217, 222, 301, 303 and 304

NHTSA has issued notice of proposed rulemaking proposing to remove unnecessary regulatory text from various Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. Comments must be received within 60 days of May 30, 2025. Comments are...

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Are you a manufacturer? Your federal safety certification responsibilities

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