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New Stickers Will Go Beyond MPG in Rating Cars

BankSITE, Aug 31, 2010 / The Obama administration proposed on Monday two alternatives to the window stickers in new vehicles, including one that would assign letter grades for fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions.

New Stickers Will Go Beyond M.P.G. in Rating Cars

Herald-Journal - Spartanburg SC, Aug 31, 2010 / The letter grades — from A+ to D — were immediately denounced by some industry groups, which said the government should not be making value judgments for consumers about vehicles.

Survey shows 1 in 12 admit to driving drunk

The Sheboygan Press - Sheboygan WI, Aug 27, 2010 / One in 12 drivers admitted driving drunk at least once over the course of a year, a government survey released Wednesday found.

Survey shows 1 in 12 admit to driving drunk

Fond du Lac - Fond Du Lac WI, Aug 27, 2010 / One in 12 drivers admitted driving drunk at least once over the course of a year, a government survey released Wednesday found.

Area roads pose dangers to pedestrians and bicyclists

TBO.com - Tampa Bay FL, Aug 24, 2010 / Pedestrians and bicyclists often take their lives in their own hands dodging cars and trucks along area roads.

No new defects on Toyotas

Detroit Free Press - Detroit MI, Aug 11, 2010 / A government investigation into runaway Toyotas has found no new safety defects beyond problems with accelerator pedals that explain reports of sudden acceleration in the vehicles, according to preliminary findings released Tuesday.

Top national official to visit Shawnee next week

Shawnee Dispatch - Shawnee KS, Aug 05, 2010 / The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's lead official will visit Shawnee next week.

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