House gives green light to bill requiring AM radios in new cars
Summary
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bill that would require new cars sold in the country to have AM radios installed as standard equipment. This law aims to ensure people can access emergency broadcasts and local information through their car radios.Key Facts
- The bill is called the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act.
- It would require the transportation secretary to create a rule mandating AM radios in new vehicles.
- The bill passed with strong support in the House.
- Similar bills have been considered before but did not advance.
- The goal is to keep emergency alerts and local programming available on AM radio.
- AM radio use has decreased over time but remains important for public safety.
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