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FMVSS Number Sort ascending	Part	Subject	Actions

	49 CFR Part 571	Head Restraints	Final Rule: Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards; Head Restraints Notice of proposed rulemaking
		Consumer Information; Program for Child Restraint Systems	Request for comments: Consumer Information; Program for Child Restraint Systems
	49 CFR Part 571	Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards; Tires	Final Rule Notice of Proposed Rulemaking
	49 CFR Part 538	Under 49 CFR Part 538, Automotive Fuel Economy Manufacturing Incentives for Alternative Fuel Vehicles To provide an incentive for the production of vehicles that can operate on certain alternative fuels as well as on regular petroleum fuels, Congress established a special procedure for calculating the fuel economy of those vehicles for determining compliance with the Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards.	Notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM)
	49 CFR Part 571, 598	Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards; Side Impact Protection; Side Impact Phase-In Reporting Requirements	Notice of proposed rulemaking
	49 CFR Part 571	Head Impact Protection	Final Rule Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Interim final rule, request for comments.

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