What does AHAS stand for?

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Public Citizen, Parents Against Tired Truckers, Citizens for Reliable and Safe Highways, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters sued to get the rule thrown out.

Obama administration to reconsider trucker rule

Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety wants the Department of Transportation (DOT) to ban or curb the use of gadgets for "talking, texting and other purposes" by drivers of buses, tractor-trailers or large vans.

US auto safety group wants to curb gadget use by truckers

” "We know what the problems are, we have inexpensive and effective technological solutions available and now we will have a law that includes deadlines for federal government action," said Jackie Gillan, vice president of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

New Auto Safety Legislation Aims to Protect Children

Nearly 43,500 people were killed in 2005 on America's highways -- a 13-year high, according to Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, which attributed the spike to political complacency.

STATE HIT FOR TRAFFIC SAFETY-LAW LAG COMPLACENCY BLAMED FOR RISE IN ...

Environmental Protection Agency; and "Issues with tire safety performance and monitoring," Gerald Donaldson, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

Tire industry conference planned

Safety and Security "I am still concerned, because right now the only permanent inspection facilities are in California," said Jackie Gillan, vice president of the Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety.

The problem with NAFTA: letting in more trucks misses a critical ...

As states open their 2004 legislative sessions facing major budget deficits, Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety Jan.

SAFETY ADVOCATES PUSH STATES TO ENACT HIGHWAY SAFETY LAWS