Most '79 Cars Fail U.S. Safety Test At 5 M.P.H. above Required Rate; Safety Rating System MOST '79 AUTOS LAG IN TESTS FOR SAFETY Safety Factors Measured
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28 The Department of Transportation said today that all the 1979 foreign cars and most domestic cars subjected to 35-mile-an-hour crash tests had failed to provide protection to occupants even though that was only five miles an hour over the speed specified in the minimum safety standards.
