Despite efforts to get drivers to stop texting, police officers and paramedics use an array of dashboard gadgets.

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Driven to Distraction: Distracted Driving in Ambulances and Police Cruisers
Despite efforts to get drivers to stop texting, police officers and paramedics use an array of dashboard gadgets.

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Driven to Distraction: Distracted Driving in Ambulances and Police Cruisers
The carmaker said reports of continued acceleration problems after a repair could be traced to improper work.

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Toyota Says Its Fixes Work When Properly Done
Japanese drivers have reported unintended accelerations, but Toyota denied the problems existed in Japan, where a pro-business culture undermines consumer protections.

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Recall of 8 Million Toyotas, but None in Japan
The company said that 661 of the 1,100 dealerships seeking to stay would receive letters giving them the option to do so.

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G.M. Plans to Reinstate 661 Dealerships
Robert A. Lutz, 78, who had said earlier that he had not plans to leave, now says he is ready to retire.

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Lutz Plans to Retire From G.M. in May
The French and Japanese carmakers said that they will continue seeking ways to cooperate.

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Peugeot Will Not Take a Stake in Mitsubishi
American carmakers may have been unable to take full advantage of the Toyota recalls because snowstorms kept consumers away.

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In G.M. Sales, Signs of Some Gains From Toyota’s Woes
An analysis of U.S. government documents showed that many Camrys built before 2007 — and not covered in recent recalls — were linked to speed control problems
