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Driving Safety: Air Bag Defects

By Megan Roth

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Automotive defects are among the most dangerous product defects in any market (because driving is so risky to start with). One of the most common automotive defects is airbag failure. The airbag was invented in 1952 and was intended to serve as an alternative to seatbelts. Instead of replacing them, the super-beneficial safety component became a compliment to seat belts. And a compliment it is. In 1989 the US government recognized the benefits of the handy-dandy devices and passed a law r read more

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