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Airbags can significantly reduce the chance of death or injury in an accident. Defective airbags, however, can cause serious harm to drivers. The Center for Auto Safety is working to ensure that airbags are properly engineered and truly protect occupants in collisions.
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Faulty Takata airbag problem remains far from over
Jason Levine works with the Center for Auto Safety in Washington D.C. He says the recall is…
Center for Auto Safety Responds to Flawed Supplement to GM’s Petition for Inconsequentiality Regarding Takata Airbag Inflators
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 10, 2018 Contact: Grace Garver, [email protected], (202) 328-7700 Center for Auto Safety Responds…
Center for Auto Safety Statement on Senate Hearing on Takata Airbags
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 20, 2018 Contact: Grace Garver, (202) 328-7700, [email protected] Center for Auto Safety Statement…
NHTSA Urged to Reconsider Extensions for Takata Repairs
The recently reported death involving a Takata airbag in a Ford Ranger in West Virginia should prompt…
On recalls, Honda goes the extra mile
WASHINGTON — It took a while for Honda Motor Co. to recognize the scope of its problem…
Takata Update: Deadly Incidents Continue as Automakers Struggle to Meet Takata Recall Repair Deadlines
Despite fast-approaching government deadlines to replace deadly and defective Takata airbag inflators, automakers have yet to achieve…