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General Motors Is Training First Responders on Electric Car Crashes

The training program will consist of four hours of training related to EV accidents and their unique issues such as stubborn fires that won't go out.

General Motors Is Training First Responders on Electric Car Crashes,The training program will consist of four hours of training related to EV accidents and their unique issues such as stubborn fires that won't go out.

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