Deficits in the federal government are commonplace. In spite of fiscal reduction efforts, more money continues to go out than what comes in. Various strategies have been employed to decrease the debtload the United States continually faces One tactic is particular to...
Month: November 2020
Managing Recalls in the 21st Century
Recalls are public relations nightmares for vehicle manufacturers. Not only are they facing high costs to repair sometimes millions of vehicles, but they also face a public relations backlash that can ruin the best of reputations. The growing complexity of cars,...
Researching recalls? There’s an app for that.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 25 percent of vehicles on the road are under some type of recall that goes unnoticed by drivers and, in many cases, goes unrepaired. Keeping track of open recalls is challenging for any motor...
What automakers have the most recalls?
As you prepare to purchase a vehicle, you will want to keep in mind the safest models and brands on the market. Certain automakers are known for building durable vehicles with few defects. Yet, others have a reputation for recalls. Some recalls are for minor issues...
Study: Self-driving vehicles won’t eliminate all crashes
Driver errors play a role in just about every motor vehicle crash. That’s why some are hopeful that automated, so-called “self-driving” vehicles will enhance safety for everyone on the road. However, a new study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS)...