Owners of 2003 Dodge Ram 1500 trucks are being instructed to keep their vehicles parked until recalled Takata airbags have been replaced, after another death was linked to the defective inflators.
Drivers for Uber, Lyft, and other rideshare companies usually aren’t legally required to repair their recalled vehicles, and consumers have no way of determining there may be serious risks with the vehicles they enter
Auto safety regulators are calling for ARC Automotive to issue a recall for approximately 67 million air bag inflators used throughout the automotive industry.
Ford Ranger Takata airbag replacements may have been installed upside down, posing a risk of airbag failure in the event of an accident
Owners of recalled Volkswagen Atlas vehicles are urged not to use the front passenger seat until the proper repairs are made.
Officials are reinforcing a Chrysler Do Not Drive warning after several passengers were killed by rupturing airbags in 2022.
The airbag inflator ruptures put vehicle occupants at risk of injury or death from deadly shrapnel.
Years after millions of Takata airbags were recalled, NHTSA reports at least four new deaths in 2022, which resulted from faulty inflators causing airbag explosions
More than 450,000 Volvo sedans contain defective airbags, which may rupture and explode, sending sharp metal or plastic shrapnel toward vehicle occupants.
