NHTSA confirms 60+ complaints about repaired Toyotas, LaHood may mandate override systems
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) in the US has received more than 60 complaints about unintended acceleration in Toyota vehicles after they have been serviced as a part of their recalls.
The NHTSA’s David Strickland said the administration had begun to take action concerning the complaints.
“NHTSA has already started contacting consumers about these complaints [...]
Original article from: Australian Car Advice – Australia’s largest independent Auto site.
NHTSA confirms 60+ complaints about repaired Toyotas, LaHood may mandate override systems
Mean time in Grass Valley those in City Hall sit back and do nothing to address the long empty, blighted former Weaver Auto site.
In Nevada City we see leadership on their City Council to reach out to the community to work together.
In Grass Valley we have a Mayor that hasn't little if anything to engusge th ecommunity to work on community issues.
Exit question: Will a soon to be new Mayor and a new City Council member do what the current Mayor has failed to do… that being provide leadership and action?
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