; (2) to allow for data from all of the publicly accessible vehicle safety databases to be searched, sorted, aggregated, and downloaded in a manner— (A) consistent with the public interest; and (B) that facilitates easy use by consumers; (3) to provide greater consistency in presentation of vehicle safety issues; (4) to improve searchability about specific vehicles and issues through standardization of commonly used search terms and the integration of databases to enable each of the databases to be simultaneously searched using the same keyword search function; and (5) to ensure that each document, study, investigation, inspection, incident report, and other materials related to an incident that are created or obtained by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration are made publicly available in a timely manner that is searchable in databases by— (A) manufacturer name, vehicle or equipment make and model name, and model year; (B) type of potential defect; (C) number of injuries or fatalities; and (D) any other element that the Secretary determines to be in the public interest. (b) Inspection and investigation information The Secretary shall— (1) provide public notice of each inspection or investigation activity conducted by the Secretary under section 30166 of title 49, United States Code; and (2) make each notice described in paragraph (1), each written response by a manufacturer to such a notice, and each notice of any enforcement action or other action taken as a result of an inspection or investigation described in that paragraph— (A) available to consumers on the Internet not later than 5 days after the notice is issued; and (B) searchable by manufacturer name, vehicle or equipment make and model name, model year, system or component, and the type of inspection or investigation being conducted.