Clarence Ditlow

Executive Director, Center for Auto Safety

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Executive Director of the Center for Auto Safety in Washington, DC

Clarence Ditlow on KCRW

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Toyota's Total Recall

After reported links to 19 deaths and many injuries, Toyota recalled almost 8 million cars for safety problems with floor mats and sticky accelerators .

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