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News•October 15, 2008

Federal Funds to Pay for Seat Belts in School Buses

WASHINGTON, D.C. --- New federal rules will make the nation’s 474,000 school buses safer by requiring higher seat backs, mandating lap and shoulder belts on small school buses, and setting safety standards for seat belts on large school buses, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Mary E. Peters announced.

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News•October 15, 2008

Nissan Issues Recall Because of Airbag Control Unit Problem

WASHINGTON, D.C. --- Nissan is recalling 204,361 cars and SUVs made in 2007 and 2008 because of a defective airbag control unit that could prevent the passenger side airbag from deploying in an accident.

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News•October 15, 2008

Heated Windshield Washer System Spurs GM Recall, Supplier Dispute

DETROIT --- A major General Motors recall last month seems to have spelled the demise of a Farmington Hills-based supplier of heated windshield washer fluid systems.

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News•October 15, 2008

C.R. England to Outfit Trucking Fleet With Mobileye Vision-Based Driver Assistance

DETROIT --- Mobileye Inc., a leader in computer vision-based driver assistance systems, announced it has been selected by the C.R. England refrigerated trucking company to equip its fleet of more than 3,500 trucks with a driving assistance product.

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News•October 15, 2008

Tests Find Casino-Bound Bus Driver Wasn't DUI

SACRAMENTO, CA --- Toxicology reports have concluded that the driver of a casino-bound bus that crashed last week killing nine people was not driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, the Sacramento Bee reported.

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News•October 15, 2008

Nissan's Collision-Avoidance Research Takes Inspiration from Bees

TOKYO, Japan --- Nissan Motor Co. has taken a lesson from bees to develop a two-wheeled mobile robot that can avoid collisions with objects in its path.

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News•October 13, 2008

OnStar Launches Stolen Vehicle Slowdown

DETROIT – General Motors and OnStar have launched Stolen Vehicle Slowdown on more than 1 million model-year 2009 GM vehicles in the United States and Canada.

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News•October 10, 2008

UPS Inducts 715 Elite Drivers Into its "Circle of Honor"

ATLANTA – UPS has inducted 715 elite drivers into its "Circle of Honor," pushing its total number of active drivers who have steered clear of accidents for 25 years or more to 4,648.

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News•October 10, 2008

Ford's Collision Warning with Brake Support Coming In 2009

DEARBORN, MI – Ford Motor Company will offer a new advanced "active" collision-avoidance technology, Collision Warning with Brake Support, on certain Ford and Lincoln models next year.

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News•October 10, 2008

Fifteen Safest 2009 Cars

NEW YORK - Forbes has developed a list of 15 of the safest 2009 cars. Read on to find out who made the list.

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