The U.S. House may consider a slimmed-down auto safety bill this week, despite concerns raised by automakers.
A comprehensive overhaul of the nation's auto safety system, introduced in the wake of Toyota Motor Corp.'s sudden acceleration woes, has been stalled for months in Congress.
A pared-back auto safety bill sponsored by Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., was introduced in Congress on Monday and could be voted on as early as this week under so-called fast-track rules used for generally noncontroversial bills.
The fast-track rules require two-thirds of House members to vote in favor.
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