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Safety advocates want action on back-over accidents
President Obama supported the measure when he was in the Senate but his Administration has never enacted the rules necessary to implement it.
Quadriplegic urges vehicle back-up cameras to save lives
Sometimes, in the hubbub of Washington, it takes a personal story to grab government officials’ attention. Patrick Ivison, an 18-year-old USC freshman who was left a quadriplegic as a toddler when a neighbor accidentally backed a car over him.
While auto rule remains 'under review,' death toll grows
Three years after that awful day -- the day a teenager accidentally backed his car over their little girl -- Michael and Brandy Dahlen have forgiven their young neighbor. But they're having a tougher time coming to grips with the actions of the federal government.
Family demands action on car backup deaths after losing child
Families who lost loved ones in vehicle backup accidents joined others in an attempt to make Congress enforce a law that is two years overdue.
Families upset after government's backup camera mandate overdue
Brandy and Michael Dahlen’s daughter Abigail should be turning 5 years old, but in 2010, a teenage neighbor accidentally backed over her when she chased a ball into his driveway.
