
We won't let these cars kill the AM radio star
Fox News
We won't let these cars kill the AM radio star. Removing stations from new vehicles would jeopardize emergency signals and harm more than 80 million listeners.
There are a lot of places in the country where AM radio stations are some of the only choices people have to hear what’s going on in terms of agricultural matters, music, talk or news.
So, getting rid of AM radio in cars means that some people may miss essential communications during an emergency, especially as 40% of radio listeners are tuning in from their cars.
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