US safety regulator closes rear-view camera probe into Honda vehicles
According to CNA Business, the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration closed an engineering analysis into rear-view camera failures in 129,092 Honda Ridgeline pickup trucks recalled in 2022, after upgrading the review in February 2025 and finding no evidence that repaired wire harnesses would fail. NHTSA said most reports involved other rear-view camera or wire-harness failure modes, and testing found no rear-view camera failures caused by wire-harness damage or a likelihood of failure within a reasonable vehicle lifespan.
Key facts
- 01NHTSA closed the engineering analysis for 129,092 Honda Ridgeline pickups recalled in 2022.
- 02The review was upgraded to an engineering analysis in February 2025.
- 03Testing and inspections found no rear-view camera failures caused by wire-harness damage.
- 04Most reports involved other rear-view camera or wire-harness failure modes.
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