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  • Cornell University
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    Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation. Case No. 36. Fixed Object Impact.
    Cornell Univ., Ithaca, New York
    DOT HS 600 177
    National Highway Safety Bureau, Washington, DC, DOT HS 600 177
    August 1970
    53 p.

  • Coates, M.
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    Car Fires--Driving Home the Dangers.
    Fire Prevention, No. 152, 13-15, September 1982

  • Fiksel, J.; Rosenfield, D. B.
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    Probabilistic Models for Risk Assessment.
    Little, (Arthur D.) Inc., Cambridge, MA
    Risk Analysis, Vol. 2, No. 1, 1-8, March 1982

  • Fire
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    Statistics Show Increase in Road Vehicle Fires.
    Fire, Vol. 80, No. 994, 7, April 1988

  • Roblee, C. L.; McKechnie, A. J.; Lundy, W.
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    Investigation of Fires. 2nd Edition, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, NJ, 234 p., 1988

  • National Fire Protection Association
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    Vehicle Fire Investigation. Arson Series 9. Full Color Slides, 1 Cassette Tape, Instructor's Manual.
    National Fire Protection Assoc., Quincy, MA
    ['NFPA SL-64', 'Arson Series 9']
    NFPA SL-64; Arson Series 9
    1980

  • Tonsic, A. E.
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    Anatomy of a Vehicle Fire.
    Bethel Park Volunteer Fire Dept., PA
    Fire Chief, Vol. 24, No. 7, 41-42, July 1980

  • Stanford Research Institute
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    Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation. Case No. SRI 0038. Parked Car Fire.
    Stanford Research Inst., Menlo Park, CA
    DOT HS 600 155
    DOT HS 600 155
    August 1970
    22 p.

  • New Mexico University
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    Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation. Case No. UNM 04. Car/Truck Collision, Fire.
    New Mexico Univ., Albuquerque
    DOT HS 600 095
    National Highway Safety Bureau, Washington, DC, DOT HS 600 095
    June 1970
    60 p.

  • Maryland Medical-Legal Foundation
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    Multidisciplinary Accident Investigation. Case No. MMF-70-3. Car/Fixed Object-Fire.
    Maryland Medical-Legal Foundation, Baltimore
    DOT HS 600 338
    National Highway Safety Bureau, Washington, DC, DOT HS 600 338
    December 1970
    109 p.