**Thanks to theoptimisticpessimist for the tip**
As Toyota continues to recall another 1 million + vehicles, if you have one of the models in question, you should do yourself a favor and be proactive. Read this piece on Consumer Reports and protect yourself in case a situation arises.
Consumer Reports says there are five steps that can save your life.
They may seem simple but in a time of need you could forget them quickly. As CR suggests, you may want to practice in a parking lot if you are not sure of your capabilities.
Be safe out there, Spies...
Consumer Reports...uhm er reports:
"What should you do if your car suffers a sudden and unintended acceleration such as the problem that has triggered Toyota's massive auto recall? Here's our advice from the Consumer Reports Auto Test Center.
1. Brake firmly. Do not pump the brakes. Do not turn off the engine yet, because doing so would disable the power assist for your steering and brakes.
2. Shift the transmission into Neutral. Don't worry if the engine revs up alarmingly..."
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