AA: Purchase cars with three-point seat belts (Scoop.co.nz) The AA

AA: Purchase cars with three-point seat belts (Scoop.co.nz)
The AA encourages motorists to purchase cars with three-point seat belts if they intend on regularly carrying passengers.

CHINA: Beijing lifts restrictions on small cars (just-auto)
Wayne Xing, editor of the new English language publication China Automotive Review, has noted in an editorial that a recent policy directive banning restrictions on the use of small-displacement cars, could have a major impact on the development of China s vehicle market.

Buick Enclave Debut
This luxury crossover SUV with high-tech features, which debuted at the auto show in Detroit, should be in production during 2007.
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Passion for Food, Fast Cars and Adventure Earn Rachael Ray, Danica Patrick and Eileen Collins A Bodacious Woman Award (PR Web via Yahoo! News)
Richmond, VA (PRWEB) February 14, 2006 -- Whether it be for food, fast cars or adventure, what drives Rachael Ray, Danica Patrick and Eileen Collins is passion. It s that passion that has earned them and seven other well-known women to become the recipient of the Bodacious Woman Awards (www.BodaciousWomanAwards.com).

Vote for Your Favorite!
Vote now for the best concept car of the NAIAS 2006 in Detroit.
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AdZone Launches the ``FAST Report'' to Help Police Officers Find Missing Children (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
CALVERTON, N.Y.----Feb. 14, 2006--AdZone Research, Inc. today reported it has launched its FAST Report specifically to help police officers nationwide in their hunt for missing children.

International study on Arctic climate change produces startling findings (Canadian Press via Yahoo! News)
WINNIPEG (CP) - An extensive international study on the effects of climate change in the Arctic has reached some startling conclusions on issues ranging from how fast polar ice is melting to the impact on Inuit communities.

Columbus Council, mayor trying to control fuel costs (The Columbus Dispatch)
Rising fuel costs have hit everyone in the pocketbook, but the city of Columbus annual bill is fast approaching $10 million. In just three years, the cost of fueling the city s fleet of cars and trucks has nearly doubled from $4.7 million annually to a projected $9 million this year.