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1. HIGH CHAPARRAL: Mark Williams takes to the hills with the Southern California Land Rover Club where he encounters ex-pats, new friends and angry snakes.

Subjects
SPORT utility vehicles, AUTOMOBILE travel, AUTOMOBILE repair, AUTOMOBILE safety, RESERVOIRS
Abstract

The article offers information on topics related to Land Rover sport utility vehicle. Topics mentioned include the importance of the automobile in touring, the repair and maintenance of the automobile, and the development of the Southern Californian Land Rover Club. Also mentioned are the challenges in automobile touring, the safety measures in touring, and the reservoirs in California.

Published
2017

2. WILL SAMURAI MARKETING WORK FOR SUZUKI?

Author

Toy, Stewart

Subjects
SAMURAI automobile, AUTOMOBILE safety, PRESS conferences, ACTIONS & defenses (Law), AUTOMOBILE industry
Abstract

The article discusses the campaign and strategy developed by California-based automobile manufacturer American Suzuki Motor Corp. in response to marketing emergency and lawsuits concerning the safety of its hot-selling Samurai automobile. Suzuki was threatened by the planned press conference by "Consumer Reports" magazine and a lawsuit under the federal Racketeer-Influenced and Corrupt Organizations law. The crisis team of Suzuki decided to counterattack by launching a campaign in television.

Published
1988

3. Injury Reduction by Mandatory Child Passenger Safety Laws.

Author

Agran, Phyllis F. and Wehrle, Paul F.

Subjects
*CHILD restraint systems in automobiles, *AUTOMOBILE safety, *CHILDREN'S accident prevention, *LAW
Abstract

The article examines the effectiveness of the California Child Passenger Safety Law as well as its limitations. The intended benefits of child passenger safety laws include reduction in trauma and death and a reduction in medical costs. However, one of the limitations of such laws is the reliance on police records in which several studies have indicated that police report data appear to underestimate the magnitude of motor vehicle injury rates.

Published
1985
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4. Visual-Manual NHTSA Driver Distraction Guidelines for In-Vehicle Electronic Devices.

Author

Strickland, David L.

Subjects
MEETINGS, AUTOMOBILE safety, ELECTRONICS in motor vehicles, CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

The article offers information on three meetings of the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration on distraction of drivers by the use of electronic devices in motor vehicles and to be held in Washington D.C., Chicago, Illinois and Los Angeles during March 2012.

Published
2012

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