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Old 11-07-2010, 11:44 AM   #27
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most of these accidents (just like the commode dore crashes) are not in brand new cars - so the driver training would not have reached them anyway
No but as I have said twice now, this is more about Ford taking a stand on road safety issues than driver training courses. A strategic view from the top down instead of little bits and pieces at the bottom with no 'big picture'
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