WASHINGTON -- Arguing that U.S. auto safety regulators cannot impose large enough fines to deter companies like General Motors from sitting on safety problems, a trio of U.S. Senate Democrats is proposing that the penalty cap be removed entirely.
WASHINGTON -- Arguing that U.S. auto safety regulators cannot impose large enough fines to deter companies like General Motors from sitting on safety problems, a trio of U.S. Senate Democrats is proposing that the penalty cap be removed entirely.