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Title: Unintended or Sudden Acceleration in Automobiles
Edited by: Denise M McMann
ISBN10-13: 1617289833 : 9781617289835
Illustrations: tables
Format: Paperback
Size: 155x230mm
Pages: 103
Weight: .188 Kg.
Published: Nova Science Publishers, Inc (US) - May   2011
List Price: 128.99 Pounds Sterling
Availability: In Stock   Qty Available: 1
Subjects: Transport planning & policy
Congress is considering legislation to strengthen federal regulation of auto safety, in response to hundreds of reported accidents, and more than 50 fatalities, that may be linked to sudden acceleration in certain makes of Toyota and Lexus vehicles. Toyota, under pressure from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), has recalled more than 6 million autos in the United States, and for a time stopped production of certain new-model vehicles in an effort to address the problems, which is one of the largest such efforts in recent history. This book examines the problem of unintended or sudden acceleration of automobiles occurring during the past year and what mitigating challenges and procedures lay ahead for Congress and automakers.
Table of Contents:
Preface; Unintended Acceleration in Passenger Vehicles; Statement of The Honorable Ray Lahood, Secretary of Transportation, before the Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation, Hearing on "Toyota's Recalls & the Government's Response"; Statement of Clarence M. Ditlow, Executive Director, Center for Auto Safety, before the Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation, Hearing on "Toyota's Sudden Unintended Acceleration"; Testimony of Takeshi Uchiyamada, Executive Vice-President, Toyota Motor Corporation, before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science & Transportation; Testimony of Kevin Haggerty, before the Committee on Oversight & Government Reform, February 24, 2010; Testimony of Rhonda & Eddie Smith, before the Committee on Oversight & Government Reform, February 24, 2010; Testimony of David W. Gilbert, PhD., Professor of Automotive Technology, Southern Illinois University Carbondale, before the Committee on Energy & Commerce, Hearing on "Toyota Sudden Unintended Acceleration"; Toyota Electronic Throttle Control Investigation: Preliminary Report; Index.
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