NHTSA Comment Request on Vehicle Purchaser and Tire Identification Recordkeeping
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NHTSA is seeking public comments before asking OMB to renew, with changes, an information collection tied to names and addresses of first motor-vehicle purchasers and tire identification recordkeeping. The notice mainly affects vehicle and tire businesses that keep or report these records, as well as industry groups and compliance teams that may want to comment on the estimated paperwork burden. Comments are due by August 25, 2026.
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Key Changes
- NHTSA plans to seek OMB approval to reinstate a previously approved information collection with changes.
- The collection covers first purchaser names and addresses, tire identification, and related recordkeeping requirements.
- The agency is asking the public to comment on whether the requirements should continue and whether its revised burden estimates are accurate.
Obligations
What this law requires
Submit any written comments on NHTSA’s proposed reinstatement and revised burden estimates for the information collection by the stated comment deadline, identifying Docket No. DOT-NHTSA-2026-1288.