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2. Congressional Review Act 

11. The Commission will not submit 

this Report and Order pursuant to the 

Congressional Review Act, 5 U.S.C. 

801(a)(1)(A) because the Commission 

has not yet defined the specific 

requirements associated with the 

standard adopted in this Report and 

Order. The Commission anticipates that 

when it does adopt the specific 

requirements applying the standard in 

this Report and Order, it will make all 

submissions required by the 

Congressional Review Act, 5 U.S.C. 

801(a)(1)(A). 

IV. Ordering Clause 

12. Accordingly, it is ordered that, 

pursuant to sections 1, 4(i), 5(c), 201(b), 

214, and 254 of the Communications 

Act of 1934, as amended, and section 

706 of the Telecommunications Act of 

1996, 47 U.S.C. 151, 154(i), 155(c), 

201(b), 214, 254, 1302, sections 0.91 and 

0.291 of the Commission’s rules, 47 CFR 

0.91, 0.291, and the delegations of 

authority in paragraph 113 of the USF/ 

ICC Transformation Order, FCC 11–161, 

this Report and Order is adopted, 

effective thirty (30) days after 

publication of the text or summary 

thereof in the Federal Register. 

Federal Communications Commission. 

Alexander A. Minard, 

Deputy Chief, Telecommunications Access 

Policy Division Wireline Competition Bureau. 

[FR Doc. 2014–27883 Filed 11–24–14; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 6712–01–P 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 

National Highway Traffic Safety 

Administration 

49 CFR Part 541 

[Docket No. NHTSA–2014–0082] 

Final Theft Data; Motor Vehicle Theft 

Prevention Standard 

AGENCY: National Highway Traffic 

Safety Administration (NHTSA), 

Department of Transportation. 

ACTION: Publication of 2012 final theft 

data. 

SUMMARY: This document publishes the 

final data on thefts of model year (MY) 

2012 passenger motor vehicles that 

occurred in calendar year (CY) 2012. 

The final 2012 theft data indicated an 

increase in the vehicle theft rate 

experienced in CY/MY 2012. The final 

theft rate for MY 2012 passenger 

vehicles stolen in calendar year 2012 is 

1.1294 thefts per thousand vehicles, an 

increase of 14.21 percent from the rate 

of 0.9889 thefts per thousand in 2011. 

Publication of these data fulfills 

NHTSA’s statutory obligation to 

periodically obtain accurate and timely 

theft data and publish the information 

for review and comment. 

DATES: Effective date: November 25, 

2014. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. 

Deborah Mazyck, Office of International 

Policy, Fuel Economy and Consumer 

Programs, NHTSA, 1200 New Jersey 

Avenue SE., Washington, DC 20590. Ms. 

Mazyck’s telephone number is (202) 

366–4139. Her fax number is (202) 493– 

2990. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: NHTSA 

administers a program for reducing 

motor vehicle theft. The central feature 

of this program is the Federal Motor 

Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard, 49 

CFR Part 541. The standard specifies 

performance requirements for inscribing 

and affixing vehicle identification 

numbers (VINs) onto certain major 

original equipment and replacement 

parts of high-theft lines of passenger 

motor vehicles. 

The agency is required by 49 U.S.C. 

33104(b)(4) to periodically obtain, from 

the most reliable source, accurate and 

timely theft data and publish the data 

for review and comment. To fulfill this 

statutory mandate, NHTSA has 

published theft data annually beginning 

with MYs 1983/84. Continuing to fulfill 

the section 33104(b)(4) mandate, this 

document reports the final theft data for 

CY 2012, the most recent calendar year 

for which data are available. 

In calculating the 2012 theft rates, 

NHTSA followed the same procedures it 

used in calculating the MY 2011 theft 

rates. (For 2011 theft data calculations, 

see 79 FR 7090.) As in all previous 

reports, NHTSA’s data were based on 

information provided to NHTSA by the 

National Crime Information Center 

(NCIC) of the Federal Bureau of 

Investigation. The NCIC is a government 

system that receives vehicle theft 

information from nearly 23,000 criminal 

justice agencies and other law 

enforcement authorities throughout the 

United States. The NCIC data also 

include reported thefts of self-insured 

and uninsured vehicles, not all of which 

are reported to other data sources. 

The 2012 theft rate for each vehicle 

line was calculated by dividing the 

number of reported thefts of MY 2012 

vehicles of that line stolen during 

calendar year 2012 by the total number 

of vehicles in that line manufactured for 

MY 2012, as reported to the 

Environmental Protection Agency 

(EPA). 

The final 2012 theft data show a slight 

increase in the vehicle theft rate when 

compared to the theft rate experienced 

in CY/MY 2011. The final theft rate for 

MY 2012 passenger vehicles stolen in 

calendar year 2012 increased to 1.1294 

thefts per thousand vehicles produced, 

an increase of 14.21 percent from the 

rate of 0.9889 thefts per thousand 

vehicles experienced by MY 2011 

vehicles in CY 2011. A similar 

increasing trend in vehicle thefts was 

reported in the Federal Bureau of 

Investigation’s (FBI) 2012 Uniform 

Crime Report showing a 0.6% increase 

in motor vehicle thefts (automobiles, 

trucks, buses and other vehicles) from 

2011 to 2012. Historically, the data has 

shown an overall decreasing trend in 

theft rates since CY 1993, with periods 

of increase from one year to the next. 

The agency welcomed public comment 

on the cause for the slight increase, but 

none were received. 

For MY 2012 vehicles, out of a total 

of 211 vehicle lines, nine lines had a 

theft rate higher than 3.5826 per 

thousand vehicles, the established 

median theft rate for MYs 1990/1991. 

(See 59 FR 12400, March 16, 1994). Of 

the nine vehicle lines with a theft rate 

higher than 3.5826, eight are passenger 

car lines, one is a multipurpose 

passenger vehicle line, and none are 

light-duty truck lines. 


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On Tuesday, August 5, 2014, NHTSA 

published the preliminary theft rates for 

CY 2012 passenger motor vehicles in the 

Federal Register (79 FR 45412). The 

agency tentatively ranked each of the 

MY 2012 vehicle lines in descending 

order of theft rate. The public was 

requested to comment on the accuracy 

of the data and to provide final 

production figures for individual 

vehicle lines. The agency did not 

receive any comments from the public 

that would make adjustments to its data. 

As a result, the final theft rates and 

rankings of vehicle lines did not change 

from those published in the August 

2014 notice. 

Subsequent to the August 5, 2014, 

publication of preliminary theft data, 

BYD Motors, Inc. (BYD) submitted its 

EPA production data for the e6 vehicle 

line. NHTSA has corrected the final 

theft data to include an entry for the 

BYD e6 vehicle line. As a result of this 

correction, the final theft list has been 

revised accordingly. The BYD e6, 

previously omitted, is ranked No. 211 

with a theft rate of 0.0000. 

The following list represents 

NHTSA’s final calculation of theft rates 

for all 2012 passenger motor vehicle 

lines. This list is intended to inform the 

public of calendar year 2012 motor 

vehicle thefts of model year 2012 

vehicles and does not have any effect on 

the obligations of regulated parties 

under 49 U.S.C. Chapter 331, Theft 

Prevention. 

FINAL REPORT OF THEFT RATES FOR MODEL YEAR 2012 PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES STOLEN IN CALENDAR YEAR

2012 

Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2012 Production 

(Mfr’s) 2012 

2012 Theft rate 

(per 1,000 

vehicles 

produced) 

1 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................. CL–CLASS .................................................. 17 827 20.5562 

2 MITSUBISHI ....................................... ECLIPSE ..................................................... 34 6,186 5.4963 

3 MAZDA ............................................... 6 ................................................................... 202 40,004 5.0495 

4 CHRYSLER ........................................ DODGE CHARGER .................................... 316 66,432 4.7567 

5 NISSAN .............................................. INFINITI FX35/FX50 .................................... 35 8,902 3.9317 

6 CHRYSLER ........................................ DODGE AVENGER ..................................... 329 85,365 3.8540 

7 CHRYSLER ........................................ 300 ............................................................... 232 60,287 3.8483 

8 GENERAL MOTORS .......................... CHEVROLET IMPALA ................................ 604 165,986 3.6389 

9 MITSUBISHI ....................................... GALANT ...................................................... 67 18,600 3.6022 

10 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET CAPTIVA .............................. 112 31,797 3.5223 

11 BMW ................................................... 6 ................................................................... 19 5,609 3.3874 

12 CHRYSLER ........................................ DODGE CHALLENGER .............................. 143 43,080 3.3194 

13 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET CAMARO .............................. 249 80,707 3.0852 

14 TOYOTA ............................................. YARIS .......................................................... 166 54,886 3.0245 

15 NISSAN .............................................. PATHFINDER .............................................. 47 15,765 2.9813 

16 CHRYSLER ........................................ 200 ............................................................... 352 121,175 2.9049 


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2012—Continued 

Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2012 Production 

(Mfr’s) 2012 

2012 Theft rate 

(per 1,000 

vehicles 

produced) 

17 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ S–CLASS .................................................... 29 11,443 2.5343 

18 NISSAN .............................................. ALTIMA ........................................................ 760 313,956 2.4207 

19 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET MALIBU ................................ 509 225,791 2.2543 

20 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ MUSTANG ................................................... 178 80,487 2.2115 

21 AUDI ................................................... AUDI A8 ...................................................... 10 4,538 2.2036 

22 VOLVO ............................................... XC90 ............................................................ 3 1,377 2.1786 

23 NISSAN .............................................. INFINITI M35H/M37/M56 ............................ 28 13,731 2.0392 

24 BMW ................................................... B7 ................................................................ 1 492 2.0325 

25 NISSAN .............................................. MAXIMA ...................................................... 129 65,150 1.9800 

26 MAZDA ............................................... 2 ................................................................... 32 16,169 1.9791 

27 PORSCHE .......................................... PANAMERA ................................................ 13 7,056 1.8424 

28 NISSAN .............................................. VERSA ........................................................ 272 149,418 1.8204 

29 HONDA .............................................. ACURA ZDX ................................................ 2 1,122 1.7825 

30 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ TAURUS ...................................................... 69 39,314 1.7551 

31 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ GLK–CLASS ................................................ 45 26,554 1.6947 

32 BMW ................................................... 7 ................................................................... 23 13,696 1.6793 

33 NISSAN .............................................. SENTRA ...................................................... 229 139,585 1.6406 

34 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... GMC CANYON PICKUP ............................. 22 13,690 1.6070 

35 MASERATI ......................................... GRANTURISMO .......................................... 3 1,953 1.5361 

36 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET CORVETTE .......................... 17 11,144 1.5255 

37 JAGUAR LAND ROVER .................... XK/XKR ....................................................... 2 1,323 1.5117 

38 NISSAN .............................................. INFINITI G25/G37 ....................................... 85 56,585 1.5022 

39 KIA ...................................................... FORTE ........................................................ 106 72,284 1.4664 

40 VOLVO ............................................... C70 .............................................................. 7 4,787 1.4623 

41 TOYOTA ............................................. COROLLA ................................................... 304 197,973 1.4257 

42 MAZDA ............................................... CX–7 ............................................................ 11 7,945 1.3845 

43 CHRYSLER ........................................ DODGE CALIBER ....................................... 15 10,953 1.3695 

44 JAGUAR LAND ROVER .................... XJ ................................................................ 7 5,158 1.3571 

45 KIA ...................................................... RIO .............................................................. 34 25,441 1.3364 

46 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ FOCUS ........................................................ 413 318,556 1.2965 

47 SUZUKI .............................................. SX4 .............................................................. 20 15,617 1.2807 

48 AUDI ................................................... AUDI A7 ...................................................... 15 11,768 1.2746 

49 KIA ...................................................... OPTIMA ....................................................... 132 106,747 1.2366 

50 AUDI ................................................... AUDI A3 ...................................................... 9 7,287 1.2351 

51 BMW ................................................... 5 ................................................................... 53 43,103 1.2296 

52 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ FUSION ....................................................... 371 308,520 1.2025 

53 CHRYSLER ........................................ JEEP LIBERTY ........................................... 124 104,184 1.1902 

54 SUZUKI .............................................. GRAND VITARA ......................................... 8 6,923 1.1556 

55 HYUNDAI ........................................... SONATA ...................................................... 264 230,381 1.1459 

56 TOYOTA ............................................. SCION TC ................................................... 24 21,188 1.1327 

57 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. PASSAT ...................................................... 107 95,583 1.1194 

58 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET CRUZE ................................. 297 270,622 1.0975 

59 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ C–CLASS .................................................... 84 76,638 1.0961 

60 HYUNDAI ........................................... ACCENT ...................................................... 80 73,458 1.0891 

61 HYUNDAI ........................................... GENESIS ..................................................... 41 37,741 1.0864 

62 VOLVO ............................................... S80 .............................................................. 4 3,748 1.0672 

63 VOLVO ............................................... C30 .............................................................. 3 2,841 1.0560 

64 TOYOTA ............................................. CAMRY ........................................................ 547 523,846 1.0442 

65 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... BUICK REGAL ............................................ 26 26,003 0.9999 

66 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. JETTA .......................................................... 176 178,153 0.9879

67 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS LS ................................................... 8 8,102 0.9874 

68 FIAT .................................................... 500 ............................................................... 60 60,935 0.9847 

69 HONDA .............................................. PILOT .......................................................... 42 42,657 0.9846 

70 BENTLEY MOTORS .......................... CONTINENTAL ........................................... 2 2,060 0.9709 

71 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CADILLAC CTS ........................................... 51 52,531 0.9709 

72 MAZDA ............................................... 5 ................................................................... 31 32,530 0.9530 

73 NISSAN .............................................. QUEST VAN ................................................ 20 21,388 0.9351

74 KIA ...................................................... SOUL ........................................................... 94 100,672 0.9337 

75 MAZDA ............................................... 3 ................................................................... 129 142,875 0.9029 

76 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. CC ............................................................... 26 29,350 0.8859

77 TOYOTA ............................................. AVALON ...................................................... 18 20,938 0.8597 

78 HONDA .............................................. ACCORD ..................................................... 275 325,034 0.8461 

79 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ FIESTA ........................................................ 50 59,978 0.8336 

80 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ ESCAPE ...................................................... 199 238,713 0.8336 

81 HYUNDAI ........................................... SANTA FE ................................................... 49 59,411 0.8248

82 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET SONIC .................................. 69 83,979 0.8216 

83 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... BUICK LACROSSE ..................................... 50 60,891 0.8211 

84 CHRYSLER ........................................ DODGE JOURNEY ..................................... 62 77,471 0.8003 


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2012—Continued 

Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2012 Production 

(Mfr’s) 2012 

2012 Theft rate 

(per 1,000 

vehicles 

produced) 

85 NISSAN .............................................. 370Z ............................................................ 5 6,271 0.7973 

86 JAGUAR LAND ROVER .................... XF ................................................................ 5 6,288 0.7952 

87 KIA ...................................................... SPORTAGE ................................................. 33 41,590 0.7935 

88 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. GTI ............................................................... 14 18,586 0.7533 

89 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ E–CLASS .................................................... 38 50,591 0.7511 

90 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ LINCOLN MKZ ............................................ 28 37,676 0.7432 

91 HYUNDAI ........................................... ELANTRA .................................................... 125 169,256 0.7385 

92 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ EDGE .......................................................... 56 75,972 0.7371 

93 TOYOTA ............................................. VENZA ......................................................... 17 23,128 0.7350 

94 HONDA .............................................. CIVIC ........................................................... 333 455,627 0.7309 

95 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ LINCOLN MKS ............................................ 5 6,890 0.7257 

96 KIA ...................................................... SEDONA VAN ............................................. 24 33,319 0.7203 

97 HONDA .............................................. CR–Z ........................................................... 4 5,609 0.7131 

98 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET COLORADO PICKUP .......... 36 50,765 0.7092 

99 HONDA .............................................. CROSSTOUR .............................................. 19 26,934 0.7054 

100 MITSUBISHI ....................................... I–MIEV ......................................................... 1 1,435 0.6969 

101 CHRYSLER ........................................ JEEP COMPASS ........................................ 30 43,360 0.6919 

102 AUDI ................................................... AUDI Q7 ...................................................... 6 8,951 0.6703 

103 BMW ................................................... 3 ................................................................... 29 43,714 0.6634 

104 MITSUBISHI ....................................... OUTLANDER .............................................. 14 21,288 0.6576 

105 HONDA .............................................. ACURA TSX ................................................ 24 36,921 0.6500

106 MITSUBISHI ....................................... LANCER ...................................................... 11 16,958 0.6487 

107 HYUNDAI ........................................... VELOSTER ................................................. 20 30,980 0.6456 

108 VOLVO ............................................... S60 .............................................................. 22 34,378 0.6399 

109 PORSCHE .......................................... 911 ............................................................... 5 8,114 0.6162 

110 MAZDA ............................................... CX–9 ............................................................ 20 32,980 0.6064 

111 TOYOTA ............................................. SCION XB ................................................... 27 44,722 0.6037 

112 SUBARU ............................................ LEGACY ...................................................... 23 39,094 0.5883 

113 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ LINCOLN MKX ............................................ 10 17,121 0.5841 

114 HONDA .............................................. ACURA RDX ............................................... 5 8,786 0.5691 

115 CHRYSLER ........................................ JEEP PATRIOT ........................................... 34 59,849 0.5681 

116 KIA ...................................................... SORENTO ................................................... 60 107,269 0.5593 

117 JAGUAR LAND ROVER .................... LAND ROVER EVOQUE ............................ 5 9,075 0.5510 

118 BMW ................................................... X3 ................................................................ 8 14,543 0.5501 

119 NISSAN .............................................. FRONTIER PICKUP .................................... 39 71,502 0.5454 

120 VOLVO ............................................... XC70 ............................................................ 3 5,507 0.5448 

121 NISSAN .............................................. ROGUE ....................................................... 76 140,561 0.5407 

122 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS IS .................................................... 17 31,725 0.5359 

123 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. TIGUAN ....................................................... 16 29,862 0.5358 

124 SUBARU ............................................ IMPREZA ..................................................... 35 67,058 0.5219 

125 AUDI ................................................... AUDI S4/S5 ................................................. 4 7,710 0.5188 

126 TOYOTA ............................................. HIGHLANDER ............................................. 68 132,822 0.5120 

127 TOYOTA ............................................. TACOMA PICKUP ....................................... 65 127,812 0.5086 

128 NISSAN .............................................. XTERRA ...................................................... 11 22,343 0.4923 

129 TOYOTA ............................................. SIENNA VAN ............................................... 55 112,906 0.4871 

130 SUBARU ............................................ TRIBECA ..................................................... 1 2,085 0.4796

131 AUDI ................................................... AUDI A4/A5 ................................................. 18 37,744 0.4769 

132 HONDA .............................................. ACURA MDX ............................................... 24 50,568 0.4746 

133 HYUNDAI ........................................... TUCSON ..................................................... 27 57,218 0.4719 

134 MAZDA ............................................... MX–5 MIATA ............................................... 3 6,501 0.4615 

135 BMW ................................................... M3 ................................................................ 1 2,170 0.4608 

136 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS RX ................................................... 30 65,554 0.4576 

137 BMW ................................................... 1 ................................................................... 4 8,770 0.4561 

138 CHRYSLER ........................................ JEEP WRANGLER ...................................... 64 141,387 0.4527 

139 HONDA .............................................. ACURA TL ................................................... 24 53,260 0.4506 

140 HONDA .............................................. INSIGHT ...................................................... 3 6,723 0.4462 

141 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ FLEX ............................................................ 9 20,181 0.4460 

142 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... GMC TERRAIN ........................................... 44 100,103 0.4395 

143 SUBARU ............................................ FORESTER ................................................. 27 64,142 0.4209 

144 TOYOTA ............................................. FJ CRUISER ............................................... 6 14,852 0.4040 

145 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ SLK–CLASS ................................................ 2 4,953 0.4038 

146 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ SMART FORTWO ....................................... 2 5,035 0.3972 

147 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. GOLF ........................................................... 10 25,207 0.3967 

148 NISSAN .............................................. MURANO ..................................................... 23 58,188 0.3953 

149 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET EQUINOX ............................. 87 220,965 0.3937 

150 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. BEETLE ....................................................... 12 30,622 0.3919 

151 TOYOTA ............................................. RAV4 ........................................................... 62 170,414 0.3638 

152 AUDI ................................................... AUDI Q5 ...................................................... 12 33,880 0.3542 


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2012—Continued 

Manufacturer Make/model (line) Thefts 2012 Production 

(Mfr’s) 2012 

2012 Theft rate 

(per 1,000 

vehicles 

produced) 

153 HYUNDAI ........................................... EQUUS ........................................................ 1 2,848 0.3511 

154 NISSAN .............................................. JUKE ........................................................... 13 37,933 0.3427 

155 JAGUAR LAND ROVER .................... LAND ROVER LR2 ..................................... 1 2,921 0.3423 

156 BMW ................................................... MINI COOPER ............................................ 24 70,328 0.3413 

157 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS ES ................................................... 11 32,739 0.3360 

158 NISSAN .............................................. CUBE ........................................................... 2 6,021 0.3322 

159 AUDI ................................................... AUDI A6 ...................................................... 6 18,374 0.3265 

160 SUZUKI .............................................. KIZASHI ....................................................... 2 6,331 0.3159 

161 VOLVO ............................................... XC60 ............................................................ 5 16,144 0.3097 

162 TOYOTA ............................................. SCION IQ .................................................... 3 9,744 0.3079 

163 TOYOTA ............................................. PRIUS .......................................................... 67 220,571 0.3038 

164 SUBARU ............................................ OUTBACK WAGON .................................... 29 97,633 0.2970 

165 HONDA .............................................. CR–V ........................................................... 68 230,293 0.2953 

166 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS CT ................................................... 6 21,668 0.2769 

167 NISSAN .............................................. INFINITI EX35 ............................................. 1 3,734 0.2678

168 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CADILLAC SRX .......................................... 18 67,705 0.2659 

169 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... BUICK VERANO ......................................... 8 32,639 0.2451 

170 HYUNDAI ........................................... VERACRUZ ................................................. 2 8,560 0.2336 

171 HONDA .............................................. FIT ............................................................... 11 50,757 0.2167 

172 VOLKSWAGEN .................................. EOS ............................................................. 2 11,140 0.1795 

173 FORD MOTOR CO ............................ TRANSIT CONNECT VAN .......................... 7 43,125 0.1623 

174 HYUNDAI ........................................... AZERA ......................................................... 1 7,745 0.1291 

175 GENERAL MOTORS ......................... CHEVROLET VOLT .................................... 2 18,355 0.1090 

176 ASTON MARTIN ................................ DB9 .............................................................. 0 47 0.0000 

177 ASTON MARTIN ................................ DBS ............................................................. 0 106 0.0000 

178 ASTON MARTIN ................................ RAPIDE ....................................................... 0 210 0.0000 

179 ASTON MARTIN ................................ V12 VANTAGE ............................................ 0 85 0.0000 

180 ASTON MARTIN ................................ V8 VANTAGE .............................................. 0 306 0.0000 

181 ASTON MARTIN ................................ VIRAGE ....................................................... 0 302 0.0000 

182 BMW ................................................... M6 ................................................................ 0 252 0.0000 

183 BMW ................................................... Z4 ................................................................ 0 2,203 0.0000 

184 ROLLS ROYCE .................................. GHOST ........................................................ 0 764 0.0000 

185 ROLLS ROYCE .................................. PHANTOM ................................................... 0 53 0.0000 

186 FERRARI ............................................ 458 ............................................................... 0 685 0.0000 

187 FERRARI ............................................ CALIFORNIA ............................................... 0 566 0.0000 

188 FERRARI ............................................ FF ................................................................ 0 259 0.0000 

189 MASERATI ......................................... QUATTROPORTE ....................................... 0 519 0.0000 

190 CODA AUTOMOTIVE ........................ CODA .......................................................... 0 115 0.0000 

191 SAAB .................................................. 9–4X ............................................................ 0 26 0.0000 

192 HONDA .............................................. ACURA RL .................................................. 0 398 0.0000 

193 LOTUS ............................................... EVORA ........................................................ 0 146 0.0000 

194 MCLAREN .......................................... MP4–12C ..................................................... 0 697 0.0000 

195 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ B–CLASS .................................................... 0 25 0.0000 

196 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ SL–CLASS .................................................. 0 928 0.0000 

197 MERCEDES-BENZ ............................ SLS–CLASS ................................................ 0 1,275 0.0000 

198 NISSAN .............................................. GT–R ........................................................... 0 1,228 0.0000 

199 NISSAN .............................................. LEAF ............................................................ 0 11,460 0.0000 

200 PORSCHE .......................................... BOXSTER ................................................... 0 754 0.0000 

201 PORSCHE .......................................... CAYMAN ..................................................... 0 1,022 0.0000 

202 SUZUKI .............................................. EQUATOR PICKUP .................................... 0 2,392 0.0000 

203 TESLA ................................................ MODEL S .................................................... 0 2,952 0.0000 

204 TOYOTA ............................................. LEXUS HS ................................................... 0 503 0.0000 

205 AUDI ................................................... AUDI R8 ...................................................... 0 1,272 0.0000 

206 AUDI ................................................... AUDI TT ...................................................... 0 2,259 0.0000 

207 BENTLEY MOTORS .......................... MULSANNE ................................................. 0 233 0.0000 

208 BUGATTI ............................................ VEYRON ..................................................... 0 5 0.0000 

209 LAMBORGHINI .................................. AVENTADOR COUPE ................................ 0 252 0.0000 

210 LAMBORGHINI .................................. GALLARDO ................................................. 0 285 0.0000 

211 BYD .................................................... E6 ................................................................ 0 11 0.0000 

Theft rate per 1,000 vehicles produced = Total theft ÷ Total production × 1000 12,172 10,777,418 1.1294 


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70120 Federal Register / Vol. 79, No. 227 / Tuesday, November 25, 2014 / Rules and Regulations 

Under authority delegated in 49 CFR 

part 1.95. 

R. Ryan Posten 

Associate Administrator for Rulemaking. 

[FR Doc. 2014–27885 Filed 11–24–14; 8:45 am] 

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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 

National Oceanic and Atmospheric 

Administration 

50 CFR Part 622 

[Docket No. 120815345–3525–02] 

RIN 0648–XD628 

Snapper-Grouper Fishery of the South 

Atlantic; 2014 Recreational 

Accountability Measure and Closure 

for Gray Triggerfish in the South 

Atlantic 

AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries 

Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and 

Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 

Commerce. 

ACTION: Temporary rule; closure. 

SUMMARY: NMFS implements 

accountability measures (AMs) for 

recreational gray triggerfish in the 

exclusive economic zone (EEZ) of the 

South Atlantic. Because recreational 

landings for gray triggerfish in the 2013 

fishing year exceeded the recreational 

annual catch limit (ACL) for the stock, 

NMFS monitored recreational landings 

in 2014 for a persistence in increased 

landings. Through this temporary rule, 

NMFS now closes the recreational 

sector for gray triggerfish in the South 

Atlantic EEZ on November 26, 2014, as 

NMFS has projected the recreational 

ACL to have been met for the 2014 

fishing year. This closure is necessary to 

protect the gray triggerfish resource. 

DATES: This rule is effective 12:01 a.m., 

local time, November 26, 2014, until 

12:01 a.m., local time, January 1, 2015. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Catherine Hayslip, telephone: 727–824– 

5305, or email: catherine.hayslip@

noaa.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

snapper-grouper fishery of the South 

Atlantic, which includes gray 

triggerfish, is managed under the 

Fishery Management Plan for SnapperGrouper Fishery of the South Atlantic 

Region (FMP). The FMP was prepared 

by the South Atlantic Fishery 

Management Council and is 

implemented under the authority of the 

Magnuson-Stevens Fishery 

Conservation and Management Act 

(Magnuson-Stevens Act) by regulations 

at 50 CFR part 622. 

The recreational ACL for gray 

triggerfish is 353,638 lb (160,407 kg), 

round weight. In accordance with 

regulations at 50 CFR 622.193(q)(2), if 

the recreational ACL is exceeded, the 

Assistant Administrator, NMFS (AA), 

will file a notification with the Office of 

the Federal Register to reduce the length 

of the following fishing season by the 

amount necessary to ensure landings do 

not exceed the recreational ACL in the 

following fishing year. In the 2013 

fishing year, recreational landings were 

373,983 lb (169,636 kg), round weight, 

and therefore, exceeded the recreational 

ACL by 20,345 lb (9,228 kg), round 

weight. NMFS received landings 

projections on November 12, 2014, that 

indicated the fishery has likely met the 

recreational ACL. Therefore, this 

temporary rule closes the recreational 

sector for gray triggerfish within the 

snapper-grouper fishery in 2014, 

effective 12:01 a.m., local time, 

November 26, 2014. 

During the closure, the bag and 

possession limit for gray triggerfish in or 

from the South Atlantic EEZ is zero. The 

recreational sector for gray triggerfish 

will reopen on January 1, 2015, the 

beginning of the 2015 recreational 

fishing season. Upon reaching the 

commercial ACL, NMFS closed the 

commercial sector for gray triggerfish 

effective May 12, 2014 (79 FR 26375, 

May 8, 2014). Therefore, on November 

26, 2014, no commercial or recreational 

harvest of gray triggerfish from the 

South Atlantic EEZ is permitted until 

January 1, 2015. 

Classification 

The Assistant Administrator (AA), 

Southeast Region, NMFS, has 

determined this temporary rule is 

necessary for the conservation and 

management of South Atlantic gray 

triggerfish within the South Atlantic 

snapper-grouper fishery and is 

consistent with the Magnuson-Stevens 

Act and other applicable laws. 

This action is taken under 50 CFR 

622.193(q)(2) and is exempt from review 

under Executive Order 12866. 

These measures are exempt from the 

procedures of the Regulatory Flexibility 

Act because the temporary rule is issued 

without opportunity for prior notice and 

comment. 

This action responds to the best 

scientific information available recently 

obtained from the fishery. The AA finds 

that the need to immediately implement 

this action to close the recreational 

sector for gray triggerfish constitutes 

good cause to waive the requirements to 

provide prior notice and opportunity for 

public comment pursuant to the 

authority set forth in 5 U.S.C. 553(b)(B), 

as such procedures are unnecessary and 

contrary to the public interest. Such 

procedures are unnecessary because the 

rule itself has been subject to notice and 

comment, and all that remains is to 

notify the public of the closure. 

Additionally, such procedures are 

contrary to the public interest because 

there is a need to immediately notify the 

public of the recreational closure for 

gray triggerfish for the 2014 fishing year, 

to prevent recreational harvest of gray 

triggerfish from further exceeding the 

ACL, which will help protect this 

resource in the South Atlantic. 

For the aforementioned reasons, the 

AA also finds good cause to waive the 

30-day delay in the effectiveness of this 

action under 5 U.S.C. 553(d)(3). 

Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. 

Dated: November 20, 2014. 

Alan D. Risenhoover, 

Director, Office of Sustainable Fisheries, 

National Marine Fisheries Service. 

[FR Doc. 2014–27943 Filed 11–21–14; 11:15 am] 

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