WASHINGTON | - The government's highway safety agency said it is studying whether to expand past recalls on Honda Accords after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said it has received 15 complaints involving a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accords. In some cases, the car's key can be removed without the car being shifted to... // Allentown Morning Call

The government's highway safety agency said yesterday it is studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a posting on its Web site that it has received 15 complaints involving a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord. In some cases the car's key can be removed without the car being shifted to park.

Ten of the complaints have said the... // Newsday

WASHINGTON (AP) - The government is studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The government said Monday it has received 15 complaints of a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord.

In some cases, the car's key can be removed without it being shifted to park. Ten of the complaints said the car rolled away... // WTOL

The government's highway safety agency said today it was studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a posting on its Web site that it has received 15 complaints involving a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord.

In some cases, the car's key can be removed without the car being shifted to park. Ten of the complaints have said the car rolled away and crashed when the key was removed.

A Honda spokesman did not immediately comment on the reports.

In one of the complaints, a woman said the... // The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com

WASHINGTON : The U.S. government's highway safety agency said Monday it was studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a posting on its Web site that it has received 15 complaints involving a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord.

In some cases, the car's key can be removed without the car being shifted to park. Ten of the complaints have said the car rolled away and crashed when the key was removed.

A Honda spokesman did not immediately comment on the reports.

In one of the complaints, a woman... // International Herald Tribune

WASHINGTON (AP) - The government is studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday it has received 15 complaints of a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord.

In some cases, the car's key can be removed without the car being shifted to park. 10 of the complaints... // KVOA.com

WASHINGTON -- The government's highway safety agency said Monday it was reviewing a potential expansion of past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said in a posting on its Web site that it has received 15 complaints involving a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord. In some cases, the car's key can be removed without it being shifted to park. Ten of the complaints have said the car rolled away and crashed when the key was removed. A Honda spokesman did not immediately comment on the reports. In one of the complaints, a woman said the car nearly ran her over before crashing into a cable box at... // WOOD-TV

WASHINGTON - government is studying whether it should expand past recalls involving the Honda Accord after receiving complaints of the car rolling away and crashing.

The government said Monday it has received 15 complaints of a failure of the ignition park-shift interlock system in the 2002-2003 Honda Accord.

In some cases, the car's key can be removed without it being shifted to park. Ten of the complaints said the car rolled away and crashed... // Chicago Tribune