Department of Transportation and Related Agencies Appropriations for 1975: Hearings Before a Subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-third Congress, Second Session, Part 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1974 |
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... basis of reduced driving are wrong . I think also it would be wrong to say the lower speed limits alone have accounted for this drop . FACTORS INFLUENCING THE FATALITY RATE Mr. McFALL . You also have to take into consideration the fact ...
... basis of reduced driving are wrong . I think also it would be wrong to say the lower speed limits alone have accounted for this drop . FACTORS INFLUENCING THE FATALITY RATE Mr. McFALL . You also have to take into consideration the fact ...
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... BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING VEHICLE MILES Mr. McFALL . How do you get these " hundred million mile " figures ? Is it through gasoline sales ? Dr. GREGORY . That is the way it has been done in the past , Mr. Chairman . Total gasoline sales ...
... BASIS FOR ESTABLISHING VEHICLE MILES Mr. McFALL . How do you get these " hundred million mile " figures ? Is it through gasoline sales ? Dr. GREGORY . That is the way it has been done in the past , Mr. Chairman . Total gasoline sales ...
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... basis . That is about as quickly as one can do this . ANALYSIS OF PEDESTRIAN FATALITY PROBLEM In January we did look very closely at the pedestrian fatality situa- tion and in particular the schoolchildren pedestrian fatality situation ...
... basis . That is about as quickly as one can do this . ANALYSIS OF PEDESTRIAN FATALITY PROBLEM In January we did look very closely at the pedestrian fatality situa- tion and in particular the schoolchildren pedestrian fatality situation ...
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... basis . The new restraint systems which we have proposed can be calculated ahead of time as to the probable effect they would have . However , on a year - to - year basis the effects would be small . The effects would not be dramatic ...
... basis . The new restraint systems which we have proposed can be calculated ahead of time as to the probable effect they would have . However , on a year - to - year basis the effects would be small . The effects would not be dramatic ...
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... basis for future decisions on the requirement to continue a standard or replace a standard with new requirements which are most cost effective . COST OF IMPLEMENTING SAFETY STANDARDS Mr. McFALL . Please update that table on page 122 of ...
... basis for future decisions on the requirement to continue a standard or replace a standard with new requirements which are most cost effective . COST OF IMPLEMENTING SAFETY STANDARDS Mr. McFALL . Please update that table on page 122 of ...
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