Hyundai and Kia Add 600,000 More Vehicles to Ongoing Recall Due to Fire Risk.
Hyundai and Kia are adding 600,000 more vehicles to an ongoing recall due to a brake fluid leak that could cause engine fires.
The automakers say, “brake fluid can leak inside a hydraulic control unit for the anti-lock brakes, possibly causing an electrical short that can lead to fires.”
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA),...
RVs have now become a popular means of travel. You can travel to your destination in the safety and comfort of your own recreation vehicle.
As with all means of travel, RVs can be dangerous if not operated correctly.
Safety is critical when towing or driving an RV. Preparation, education and planning can have a big impact on your safety.
Learn How to Drive an RV: Driving a motorhome, or pulling an RV, has more in common with driving a tractor-trailer...
Honda Recalls Over 200,000 Minivans due to a Potential Fire Hazard.
Honda is recalling over 200,000 of their minivans due to a potential fire risk.
According to Honda, faulty wiring in the van’s harness that runs to a third-row power outlet may have been pinched and damaged during manufacturing.
This can cause a short circuit, which can ignite a plastic interior panel covering.
The recall includes the Honda Odyssey EX-L, Touring and Elite minivans...What are Your Rights After an Uber or Lyft Accident?
While rideshare programs like Uber and Lyft become more popular options of travel, car accidents will likely increase as well.
After a car accident, many may wish to pursue a personal injury claim against the at-fault party to recover damages sustained in that crash.
If you have been hurt or injured in any type of accident including Uber and Lyft, you are entitled to compensation for damages
When a passenger is involved in an accident, they have the...
How is Fault Determined in a Pennsylvania Auto Accident?
After a car accident, many may wish to pursue a personal injury claim against the at fault party to recover damages sustained in that crash. But how does PA determine who is at fault?
Pennsylvania is a no-fault car insurance state. That means, if you choose no-fault coverage at the time your car insurance policy is purchased, after a car accident you typically need to file a claim under your own personal...