Friday, March 12, 2010

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Everyone has heard flight attendants announce what to do in the unlikely event of an emergency landing or evacuation. That alone used to get me thinking about airline safety, which is why I sent this inquiry to American Airlines…
Dear Safety Specialists:
I think you guys are doing a terrific job. The only airline I’ll fly is [...]

I’ve driven in a lot of states and drivers in Florida have to be amongst the worst. How bad? It’s bad enough for me to write the State of Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles to see what they’re doing about it…
Dear Road Rulers:
I must tell you that Florida is the scariest place [...]

After passing a horrific accident involving a motorcycle rider, my mind started racing a mile a minute. Since Suzuki is one of the biggest names in motorcycles, I shared my thoughts with them…
Dear Biker Dudes:

Suzuki is a fun name to say. Does it translate to anything special? If I ever married a Japanese woman and [...]

Automobile safety testing with crash test dummies intrigues me. I contacted Chevrolet, a division of General Motors Corporation, to learn more about it…
Dear Chevrolet Crash Testers:
My second car ever was a 1980 brown Chevy Camaro. I loved it dearly right up until the day I totaled it. But that’s another story.
I think the crash test [...]

Chrysler recently emerged from bankruptcy selling the bulk of its assets to Fiat. But did it really have to come to this? Maybe if Chrysler took this advice I sent them back in 1997, things might have turned out differently…
Dear Head of Sales:
I’m sure you agree that we have to get more American cars on [...]

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