NHTSA was unable to determine the cause of self-acceleration Toyota Prius

   Employees of American service road safety NHTSA and Toyota Motor's engineers were unable to repeat the case of uncontrolled acceleration of the car Toyota Prius, owned by a resident of California, James Sykes, said Bloombmerg.

    As previously reported, Sykes managed to stop the car on the highway near the city of San Diego's only by collision with a patrol car. According to the most Sykes, pedal Prius did not react to touch. After the accident the car was seized for Sykes co-research specialists NHTSA Toyota Motor.

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