NASA To Investigate Toyota Sudden Accleration

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There a positive side to all this news of sudden acceleration in Toyotas. If and when they find the problem, it could help reduce or even eliminate sudden acceleration problems from not just Toyotas but many other car makes.


NASA will help probe Toyota acceleration problem

(AP) WASHINGTON -- NASA and the National Academy of Sciences are joining the government's effort to figure out what caused the sudden acceleration problems that led to Toyota's massive recalls.

NASA scientists with expertise in electronics will help the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study potential electronic ties to unintended acceleration in Toyotas. NASA's knowledge of electronics, computer hardware and software and hazard analysis will ensure a comprehensive review, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood said Monday.

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