#Safety

Defensive driving will be more important this Friday than any other day of the year.

Graco Children’s Products said today that it will recall roughly 1.9 million infant safety seats with latches that may become difficult to open.

A support bracket that could come loose during airbag deployment is causing Hyundai to recall 58,000 of its Elantra Touring hatchbacks from the 2010 to 2012 model years in North America.

Nearly 696,000 vehicles are being added to a recall campaign that Chrysler announced in March, 2011.

Whether it’s a base model small car or a flagship luxury sedan, every modern automobile is chockablock with high-end features, some of which seemed like impossibilities just a few years ago.

There are millions of vehicles currently on the road that were never fixed despite being included in recall campaigns.

Two investigations covering 1.2 million vehicles could make Chrysler the next company to announce a major recall to fix faulty ignition switches.

A new recall campaign from Honda is pulling 1,038 Fit sub-compact hatchbacks in for service.

Saab as we used to know it is gone, but its vehicles can still come under a recall and that’s exactly what’s happening today.

General Motors is no longer being fined $7,000 per day by federal safety regulators for failing to provide adequate information in the controversial ignition switch recall and subsequent investigation.

Automobile crashes kill more teenagers than anything else according to a new study.

A recall campaign from 2012 might not have adequately addressed issues with inadvertently deploying air bags in 744,000 Jeep vehicles.

The city of Paris is looking to slow things down.

Nissan will recall its 2014 Rogue compact crossover because the steering assembly may loosen.

The number of crashes acknowledged by GM to be related to faulty ignition switches now sits at 47.