Unsafe at Any Speed
A landmark 1965 book by Ralph Nader that investigates the American automobile industry's resistance to implementing safety features. It exposed design flaws and corporate negligence, helping to launch the modern consumer safety movement and leading to federal auto safety regulations.
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Ranked #979 of 1942 · 365 pages · Published 1965
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Book data: ISBN 9780670741595. Page count from Open Library (median of editions). Cover via Open Library Covers.