Any change's effect is relative. If new cars become more expensive because of regulation then used cars become slightly more expensive because the market as a whole shifts. So the poor end up driving just as unsafe a vehicle but pay a bit more.
Of course the poor, like everyone else, in theory benefits from the positive externality of other people having backup cameras and other safety features.
Of course the poor, like everyone else, in theory benefits from the positive externality of other people having backup cameras and other safety features.