Transport i bezpieczeństwo · 23.09.1996

Proposed Collection of Information

In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 and implementing rule 5 CFR Part 1320 by the Office of Management and Budget, the NHTSA invites public comment on proposed collection of information in support of its Evaluation Study of Odometer Tampering in Passenger Cars. NHTSA is initiating a comprehensive study of odometer fraud in accordance with Congressional directive (House Report 103-190 of July 27, 1993). The study will consist of three primary components. The first component will be the development of first-time national estimates of the incidence rate of odometer fraud and the costs associated with odometer fraud. The second component of the study will be an evaluation of the efforts of the states to combat odometer fraud. This will include an assessment of state compliance with 49 CFR Part 580, ``Odometer Disclosure Requirements,'' which implemented the Truth in Mileage Act (Public Law 99-579). A review and assessment of other efforts undertaken at the state level to counter odometer tampering will also be made. The third component of the odometer fraud evaluation will be an assessment of the various Federal efforts carried out over the last several years to comba