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Exposure to carbon monoxide in automobiles may be greater than many people suspect, according to John T. Hanna, director, Highway Safety Division of Virginia.
The toxic gas, odorless and colorless, often permeates the interior of a closed vehicle unnoticed as a result of a faulty exhaust system. The initial effect of the gas is a sudden headache. Constant inhalation produces lethal drowsiness and unconsciousness.
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