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Keurig Recalls 7.2 million coffee makers due to burn hazard Keurig Green Mountain announced a recall last month on 6.6 million MINI Plus Brewing Systems in the United States and 564,000 in Canada due to a burn risk. According to
Honda’s $70 million fine: Why Early Warning Reports Rarely Detect Early Enough Honda, the Japanese automaker, recently paid $70 million in fines due to a data entry glitch. The glitch failed to report 1,729 death and injury claims to the
Ikea Recalls Crib Mattresses Due to Entrapment of Infants Ikea is recalling 169,000 mattresses due to the fact that two infants got trapped in a gap between the mattress and the crib, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Two Fatal Car Crashes in Cobb County Last Weekend Cobb County Police are investigating two fatal car crashes that happened over the weekend. The accidents were only hours apart from each other. On Saturday, around 7:30 pm, William G. Howe, 25,
Report Reveals Top 10 States for Bicycle Fatalities The Governors Highway Safety Association released a new report that the majority of bicyclists killed by cars in the United States occur in just a handful of states. Between 2010 and 2012, the
Is infotainment in your vehicle costing you auto quality? Everyone wants to stay connected to devices 24/7, but could staying connected in your vehicle cost you auto quality? Consumer Reports found in one of its latest surveys that infotainment systems
Takata Refuses to Expand Recall Leaving Auto Manufacturers with Large Burden or Penalties Close to 8 million vehicles by 10 different auto manufacturers have been recalled this year due to Takata’s exploding airbags. The airbags could inflate in minor accidents
Ford recalls SUVs due to drivers accidentally shutting them off Ford has issued a recall for 13,500 2015 Lincoln MKC due to drivers accidentally shutting the vehicle off. Drivers are accidentally pushing the ignition button while the car is driving
NHTSA Fines Ferrari $3.5 million The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced on October 31, that Ferrari will pay a $3.5 million fine for failure to submit early warning reports (EWR reports) which identify potential or actual safety issues. Ferrari
ABOTA, the American Board of Trial Advocates, recently launched the Save Our Juries website. SaveOurJuries.org‘s mission is to “uphold the jury system provided by the Seventh Amendment to the U.S. Constitution by educating the American public about the current issues,
5 mistakes not to make after a car accident After a car accident, it can be easy to do things that could hurt your potential personal injury case. Here are five mistakes not to make after a car accident. Waiting
The Safety Record Blog’s Top Ten in 2014 – Safety Research and Strategies, Inc. 1. GM Ignition Switches, the Big Opener for 2014 Who knew on Jan. 1 that just a few weeks later, we’d be watching one of the
