Caught it on my way home from work today...

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=7859094

I did email and suggest as a possible follow up that the reporter
mention the documented increase in rear-enders at RLC intersections, and
also directed her towards the NMA web site if she wanted another
anti-RLC view.  It was, however, nice to hear at least one opposing view
that wasn't spun as kook ranting, and was actually factually correct if
a little short on supporting data.  It is perturbing that the media
still takes the IIHS seriously, however; IMHO they're big on dollars but
small on credibility.

In other news, the 944 is back in my driveway after a lengthy (and the
first in a while) stay at a local repair (actually race-centric) shop.
Those guys do good work, but dang, it sucks when you keep getting bumped
for race customers.  I've been going through real car withdrawal for a
while now and the shakes still haven't fully subsided.

nate