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The U.S. bans unsafe steering wheel designs linked to severe crash injuries, requiring automakers to comply within 90 days.
A new federal safety regulation has banned the use of certain steering wheel designs in vehicles sold in the United States, citing risks to occupant safety during collisions.
The ban, effective immediately, targets models with protruding center hubs and minimal airbag coverage, which regulators say increase injury severity in crashes.
Automakers have 90 days to comply or face penalties.
The move follows a series of accident investigations linking the designs to higher rates of head and chest injuries.
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Los EE.UU. prohíben diseños inseguros del volante vinculados a lesiones graves en choques, exigiendo a los fabricantes de automóviles que cumplan dentro de los 90 días.