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Currently, more than 63 million vehicles with open, unrepaired recalls are in use across the U.S., according to Carfax. People in California, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, and New York have the most vehicles with open recalls.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is reminding vehicle owners and drivers, as well as fleet managers, to check for open recalls on their vehicles. Recalls that remain unaddressed are a safety risk, according to the agency.
Read More →WASHINGTON - Oshkosh is recalling 133 MY 2008-2010 H-Series snow blowers operated on public roads. An electrical problem with the snow blowers poses a fire risk.
Read More →In this week's AF news roundup, we feature the Stellantis recall of over 300,000 Jeeps, the benefits of open road tolling, and the awards presented at this year's 2025 Fleet Forward Conference.
Read More →Donlen has released a recall management tool called Recall Insight that helps fleet professionals actively manage open recalls and work with their drivers to address recalls from manufacturers and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the company announced.
Read More →Approximately 394,000 vehicles are involved in this recall in the U.S.
Read More →The National Safety Council (NSC) and CellARide have partnered to launch a vehicle recall concierge platform that enables drivers to identify and stay up to date on vehicle safety recalls via text message through CellARide’s proprietary platform, MyCarRecall.
Read More →WASHINGTON, D.C. --- Mack Trucks Inc. is recalling 10,300 MY 2004-2005 heavy trucks equipped with axle beams manufactured by Bharat Forge.
Read More →LeasePlan USA has partnered with AutoAp, Inc., an automotive safety recall software company, to offer recall management solutions to fleets.
Read More →Recall Clarity leverages billions of records from over ten thousand data sources to help recall customer outreach teams identify, locate, and contact the right owner of those hard to find recalled vehicles.
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