Keyless Cars and Carbon Monoxide Deaths: Who Is Liable?
Pushing a button rather than turning a key to start a car has become the new norm in the auto industry. While starting the engine
June 18, 2018
Pushing a button rather than turning a key to start a car has become the new norm in the auto industry. While starting the engine
Since 2009, there have been 21 deaths involving cars with keyless ignitions in the United States. Seven of them have occurred in Palm Beach County.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is currently reviewing complaints that exhaust fumes,which has potentially deadly carbon monoxide, could build up in the cabins of 2011 to 2014 model year Ford Explorer SUVs.
Toyota and GM have both been in the news lately for concealing safety defects from the general public, resulting in numerous injuries and deaths. U.S.
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