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Senate Report: Removing AM From Vehicles Presents “Public Safety Concern”
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Senate Report: Removing AM From Vehicles Presents “Public Safety Concern”
The consensus of Capitol Hill observers is that efforts to earn congressional approval of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act has built momentum in recent weeks by gaining support from additional members of Congress. Also, a Senate committee is reporting favorably on the bill. The legislation, which was advanced by the Senate Commerce Committee in February, seeks to ensure that AM broadcast radio remains a standard feature in new vehicles. Radio …
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