4 Steps to a Recall Free Guarantee
MotorSafety.org can help you determine whether your vehicle is subject to a government-mandated recall or whether there is some factory notice that you should be informed of. Some recalls and notices pose a safety risk to you, while others are not immediately life-threatening. If there is a recall or notice associated with your vehicle identification number (VIN), it’s important to schedule the repair with the local dealership of the same brand as your vehicle. In most instances, these repairs are FREE to the vehicle owner. Ask your dealership if the vehicle is safe to drive to their repair facility. Since recalls and notices are issued frequently, be sure to visit MotorSafety.org in regular intervals to run your VIN again and again.
Our Quest for Safer Vehicles
There’s an epidemic of vehicle recalls causing both fear and frustration in consumers across the globe, especially in the United States where more than 1 in 4 vehicles on the road today have an unrepaired recall. That’s why MotorSafety.org was conceived. Comprised of individuals who understand technology, marketing, database mining and the automotive industry, MotorSafety.org’s mission is to remove every unsafe vehicle from the road, facilitate its proper repair, and ensure its prompt return to the owner once these vehicles have met the required safety and performance standards. This is a not-for-profit cause we all have a stake in. Thank you for visiting our website and joining the Recall Revolution!
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The Rest is Up to You
Safer highways aren’t just the responsibility of the vehicle manufacturers. The vast majority of vehicle deaths are caused by drivers. MotorSafety.org wants to remind you to remain alert while operating a vehicle. Be sure to keep your eyes and ears on the road while behind the wheel. And keep those distractions far from curious eyes, especially the phone. Here’s a sobering video from the US Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to demonstrate the dangers of texting and driving. To learn more about NHTSA, visit safercar.gov.