The US recorded the highest number of road fatalities since 2012 in 2021, with around 47,000 documented. Although this volume dipped in 2022, this doesn’t mean that you and your loved ones are safe from motor vehicle accidents. Everyone on the road, including drivers like you, can be involved in car accidents.
Among the causes of car accidents is negligence, which may involve not knowing if your vehicle is subject to an open recall. Recalls are essential to rectify vehicle issues before they worsen and lead to accidents. But as a first-time driver, you may be unaware of these regulations.
As a driver, you are responsible for maintaining road safety by keeping your car in good condition. So, why are recalls significant, and how can you check if your vehicle is subject to one?
Understanding Car Recalls
Manufacturers issue vehicle safety recalls when unforeseen issues arise after the cars are on the market. These notices are released when they determine defects in…