I thought [the report] was a great place to start. Most people in the medical community who are concerned about readiness, preparedness, disaster medicine and so forth felt pretty much the same way. -Jeffrey Runge

 

I thought [the report] was a great place to start. Most people in the medical community who are concerned about readiness, preparedness, disaster medicine and so forth felt pretty much the same way.


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The proposal to establish new fuel economy standards for light trucks is just one component of the administration's comprehensive approach to improving vehicle fuel economy.

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Though we can't rest until seat belt use is 100 percent in this country, ... I am nevertheless pleased that we've reached another milestone.

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I urge NHTSA to issue a consumer advisory detailing the life-threatening hazards of certain Ford model trucks, which are prone to speed-control deactivation switch failure and related engine compartment fire.

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