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Automatic brakes on fast track

Rosekind: Auto industry isn't waiting for regs to take action on safety.
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By:
Ryan Beene
September 14, 2015 05:00 AM

RUCKERSVILLE, Va. -- Federal safety regulators are putting automatic emergency braking on a faster track to becoming an industrywide standard.

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