Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Toyota’s Independent Quality Advisory Panel Headed to Japan

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Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Toyota and Lexus Deaths and Injuries found in Death Incident Investigations

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Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Toyota and Lexus Deaths and Injuries Claims in NHTSA’s Early Warning Reporting System through 2009

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Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Washington Post Articles on Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Event data recorders used in NHTSA study of Toyotas have history of problems – 8/20/10

Bill aims to close ‘revolving door’ between automakers, traffic safety agency – 4/28/10

Did U.S. Miss an Early Warning on Toyota Acceleration? – 4/20/10
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Toyota Sudden Acceleration

Secretary LaHood Announces DOT is Seeking Maximum Civil Penalty from Toyota

DOT 59-10
Monday, April 05, 2010
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@davidshepardson @NHTSAgov @Tesla Good thing that @NHTSAgov knows that states have the ability hold someone responsible for unsafe actions on the road (looking at you @Tesla), b/c everyone (including @USDOT) now seems ready to acknowledge that the federal government won't.

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@TSnyderDC Or just some kind of oversight agency for this sort of thing. It could have a five letter acronym that's hard to say but has the word "safety" in it.

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