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When a traffic crash reconstructionist wanted to know the speed of a car in the seconds before it crashed into the side of a school bus, he found that information, and more, in the car's '''Event Data Recorder (EDR)''', a feature quickly becoming standard on all cars. The recorder, a four-inch square metal box, is currently installed in most recent [[GM]] vehicles and select 2000 and later [[Ford]] vehicles. |
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