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MINNEAPOLIS — Toyota Motor Corp.'s recent recall of its Prius and 10 other models has been well handled by University of Minnesota officials, who simply removed the floor mats from their fleet vehicles, but may still be impacting students who commute to the university, according to a report in the Minnesota Daily. For the full story, click here.
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