Daily Journal Staff Writer
A U.S. government report released Tuesday heaps new doubt on a theory put forward by plaintiffs' lawyers that electromagnetic interference is to blame for alleged incidents of unintended acceleration in cars built by Toyota Motor Corp.
The analysis conducted by NASA engineers at the request of Congress and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found no evidence an electronic flaw or ...
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