a car company called General Motors made some cars with seat belts that could break. So, they had to take these cars back to fix the seat belts. Some people were worried that the seat belts could still break after being fixed. A group called NHTSA checked the cars and found that they were safe after being fixed. They closed the investigation and said that they won't take any action for now. But they also said that if they find anything wrong with the cars again, they might take action in the future. Read from source...

NHTSA Closes Probe Into 1.3M GM Vehicles Over Seat Belt Safety Concerns.

The closure of the NHTSA's probe into 1.3 million General Motors (GM) vehicles over seat belt safety concerns does not necessarily indicate a lack of safety-related defects. However, no crashes, injuries, or fatalities have been reported in connection with the probe. GM had issued a recall for the vehicles in 2014 due to concerns about the steel cable that connects the seat belts to the vehicle. While the NHTSA has now decided to close the investigation, it stated that it may take further action if needed. Investors should consider the risks associated with GM vehicles, including possible future recalls or safety issues, before making investment decisions.