Deadly Airbag Company’s Execs Indicted, $1 Billion Fine Levied
Takata’s defect has killed 11 people and injured over 100 others Capping an extraordinary week for corporate crime busting, on Friday Takata plead guilty to fraud charges
Takata’s defect has killed 11 people and injured over 100 others Capping an extraordinary week for corporate crime busting, on Friday Takata plead guilty to fraud charges
Law’s Loophole May Have Allowed Seller to Neglect Recall 17 year-old Huma Hanif is the latest victim of the Takata airbag defect. The young woman
Alarming Failure to Fix Problems Five Years After Report of Federal Agency Shortcoming The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is tasked with developing and
No year could possibly top 2015 for its shocking news about vehicle fraud. Repeated concealments of deadly ignition switches, airbags, and guard rails showed the world’s auto manufacturers
Deferred Prosecution Is Hardly Justice for the Crash Victims General Motors has reached a $900 million settlement with federal prosecutors on criminal wire fraud charges.
U. S. Senate Considering Bill To Stop Them From Renting Or Selling Recalled Vehicles The Senate is holding hearings on a law that would close
Many Water-Damaged Cars Remain on the Market Texas experienced record rainfall last May. At least 35 people died and numerous others were injured as a
Congress Castigates Corporation – Again The U. S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation released a scathing report yesterday detailing Takata’s deplorable safety practices.
Agency Missed Obvious Clues of Safety Violations The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is responsible for regulating safety in the car industry and on
Click here to watch the video. Dallas-Based Company Plans to Appeal A federal judge ordered Trinity Industries to pay $664.4 million in damages and fines