Recent recall reports indicate that multiple car owners were exposed to serious risks after being affected by car tires that were resold instead of being destroyed after the manufacturer noticed sidewall cracks. Kumho Tire issued the recall in order to find all consumers affected by this recall that affects thousands of tires that could pose serious crash risks due to the fact that sidewall cracks could increase the risk of a potential tire failure. The company has reported that the (read more)
Read MoreAccording to multiple news agencies, the California Highway Patrol has stated that an accident that happened on Sunday afternoon resulted in a power shortage to hundreds in Upper Lake. The reports indicate that an SUV crashed into a power pole around 5 p.m. after being spotted traveling on Elk Mountain Road. The crash caused a power with a transformer on it to split in half due to the impact. According to the authorities, the road was closed after the power (read more)
Read MoreCar safety seats can safe countless lives. According o multiple news agencies, Safe Kids Oklahoma and other local agencies will be hosting an educational event to promote car safety seat awareness. About 80 percent of children in the region are safely buckled in car safety seats while riding with their parents. That is not a desired percentage since all parents should be aware of the risks associated with failing to use a car safety seat that restrain children safely and (read more)
Read MoreThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reported that Gulf Stream Coach has issued a recall for multiple units of 2001 Ultra, Independence, Conquest, Yellowstone, Ultra Supreme, and Cavalier motorhome models over a possible issue that could pose an overheating risk to users. The federal agency has stated that the vehicles affected by this recall were manufactured between May 17, 2000 and December 31, 2000. The recalled models could overheat because a portion of the electrical wiring may have not (read more)
Read MoreMultiple news agencies have indicated that the Food and Drug Administration has issued a recall for all units of GoPump Rapid Recovery System kits and GOBlock Kits over a possible risk related to patient toxicity. According to the federal agency, these kits may present a risk because of a possible rapid influx of medication, which could lead to potential dysrhythmia or other adverse reactions. The firm Symbios Medical Products reported that up to this moment, at least five complaints related (read more)
Read MoreThe National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has recently indicated that Forest River has indicated that the 2013 and 2014 Forest River models sold as Cardinal, Blue Ridge, Cherokee, Columbus, EVO, Flastaff, Lexington, EVO, Georgetown, Forester, Rockwood, Puma, Salem, Sabre, Sandstorm, Sandpiper, Stealth, Sierra, Wildcat, Sunseeker, Wildwood, XLR and Work and Play are being recalled over an issue with the vehicles’ power awning motor assembly. This problem has affected multiple recreational vehicles in the recent past, the NHTSA has indicated. More (read more)
Read MoreIt has been reported by multiple news sources that intoxicated driving is not the primary cause of death among teens in the country anymore: distracted driving is. The reports indicate that Cohen Children’s Medical Center has carried out a research to identify the main factor behind the majority of fatal accidents involving teens. The reports show that over 300,000 teens sustain injuries as a result of accidents caused by distracted drivers, while at least 3,000 teens die due to the (read more)
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May
2013
Coach Buses Recalled By Temsa Global
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has reported that several coach bus models are being recalled over a possible issue with the vehicle’s fuel tank. According to the agency, Temsa Global decided to issue this recall after it was noted that the 2011 through 2013 TS35C coach buses have been equipped with fuel tanks that could develop leaks unexpectedly, which could lead to a possible fire since the fuel may be exposed to an ignition source. The federal agency has (read more)
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May
2013
Boys And Girls Jackets, Swetashirts Recalled
Multiple hoodies designed for boys and girls are being recalled after it was reported that the jackets and sweatshirts could pose a serious strangulation hazard to children. The reports indicate that the sweatshirts and jackets come with certain drawstrings that could pose a risk to young children. The products were not linked to any incidents, however, the 1997 CPSC guidelines state that hoodies, jackets and sweatshirts should not be manufactured with any drawstring that could pose a strangling risk to (read more)
Read MoreAccording to a series of news agencies, certain lounger bean bag chairs are being recalled over a possible strangulation or suffocation hazard. The reports indicate that these bean bag chairs haven’t been equipped with zipper closures, which could allow young children to unzip the lounger bags. According to the firm, the small beads inside of the bag could be either ingested or inhaled by the small children, which could pose a serious strangulation hazard. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has (read more)
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