NASA to test Toyotas.

As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

and

"Toyota safety recall: Nasa called in

Space agency scientists with electronics expertise to help US traffic
agency study unintended acceleration in Toyota cars.."

"...Some lawmakers have criticized NHTSA for failing to investigate
Toyota complaints earlier and more thoroughly.

"Carmakers have entered the electronics era, but NHTSA seems stuck in
a mechanical mindset," house energy and commerce committee chairman
Henry Waxman said last month. "We need to make sure the federal safety
agency has the tools and resources it needs to ensure the safety of
the electronic controls and on-board computers that run today's
automobiles."..."

Mo
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ty-recall-nasa

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Doug wrote:
As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

and

"Toyota safety recall: Nasa called in

just remember what nasa did to gus grissom, they haven't got a clue

On 30 Mar, 20:14, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
Doug wrote:
As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

and

"Toyota safety recall: Nasa called in

just remember what nasa did to gus grissom, they haven't got a clue


I wonder if we could get NASA to test the Toyota cars in a certain
part of South-East London?

Derek C

On 30 Mar, 19:34, Doug wrote:
As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?


Shut your ****in hole.

McK.

On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 12:30:52 -0700 (PDT), McKevvy
wrote:

On 30 Mar, 19:34, Doug wrote:
As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?


Shut your ****in hole.

I see the art of repartee is still alive.

On 30/03/2010 19:34, Doug wrote:
As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?


They were brought in because eco-mentalists like you wanted more
environmentally friendly cars.


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On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:34:27 -0700, Doug sang, in the style of Bill
Bailey:

As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the cars.
Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off our roads
with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

and

"Toyota safety recall: Nasa called in

Space agency scientists with electronics expertise to help US traffic
agency study unintended acceleration in Toyota cars.."

"...Some lawmakers have criticized NHTSA for failing to investigate
Toyota complaints earlier and more thoroughly.

"Carmakers have entered the electronics era, but NHTSA seems stuck in a
mechanical mindset," house energy and commerce committee chairman Henry
Waxman said last month. "We need to make sure the federal safety agency
has the tools and resources it needs to ensure the safety of the
electronic controls and on-board computers that run today's
automobiles."..."

Mo
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ty-recall-nasa

2 Shuttle losses and Apollo 1 on the pad mean there have been more deaths
caused by Nasa than by Toyotas with sticking throttles..


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Mike P

Peter Grange gurgled happily, sounding much
like they were saying:

On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 12:30:52 -0700 (PDT), McKevvy
wrote:

Shut your ****in hole.

I see the art of repartee is still alive.

It's a bit of highpoint for McKev.

Mike P wrote:
On Tue, 30 Mar 2010 11:34:27 -0700, Doug sang, in the style of Bill
Bailey:

As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

and

"Toyota safety recall: Nasa called in

Space agency scientists with electronics expertise to help US traffic
agency study unintended acceleration in Toyota cars.."

"...Some lawmakers have criticized NHTSA for failing to investigate
Toyota complaints earlier and more thoroughly.

"Carmakers have entered the electronics era, but NHTSA seems stuck
in a mechanical mindset," house energy and commerce committee
chairman Henry Waxman said last month. "We need to make sure the
federal safety agency has the tools and resources it needs to ensure
the safety of the electronic controls and on-board computers that
run today's automobiles."..."

Mo
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...ty-recall-nasa

2 Shuttle losses and Apollo 1 on the pad mean there have been more
deaths caused by Nasa than by Toyotas with sticking throttles..


and how many billions of dollars have nasa cost the planet?

On 30 Mar, 22:09, Conor wrote:
On 30/03/2010 19:34, Doug wrote:

As reported on CNN they are to test the electronic systems on the
cars. Isn't it long overdue that these dangerous cars are taken off
our roads with the considerable doubts about their computer systems?

They were brought in because eco-mentalists like you wanted more
environmentally friendly cars.

No because of severe concerns about car computer systems which appear
to threaten road safety.

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