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Federal Highway Administration Seeks Guardrail Crash Information from Victims

The search for data on a controversial highway safety device continues as the Federal Highway Administration expands their reach. The FHWA recently created an internet portal for the general public to submit information about car accidents involving highway guardrails.  This call for information sho...

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