Know Before You Go: Unrepaired vehicle recalls pose hidden danger to drivers
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports that recent data shows that many car owners are unaware of outstanding recalls on their vehicles or fail to take action to have them repaired.
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3h agoMillions of vehicles on the road today have unrepaired recalls, posing a significant safety risk to drivers and passengers.
News 12's Roxanne Evans reports that recent data shows that many car owners are unaware of outstanding recalls on their vehicles or fail to take action to have them repaired.
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