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Jerry Cox is a Washington DC-based lawyer and crisis communications advisor with 40 years of experience with automotive airbags. He played a substantial role in implementing the airbag requirement and has represented numerous auto industry organizations, including the Used Car Dealers Association, auto auctions, Carfax, and state motor vehicle administrators. Takata Corporation hired him in 2014 to help explain a problem the company was having with its airbags. They were blowing up in driver’s faces, shooting shrapnel, killing and severely injuring people. Jerry wrote a book titled, Killer Airbags: The Deadly Secret Automakers Don’t Want You to Know, about how that turned into the biggest recall of any consumer product in history. Today he returns for some potentially life-saving updates on this airbag disaster.

SHOW SPONSORS     

American Collectors Insurance   •   Linkage Magazine   •    Techforce Foundation    •   RPM Foundation   

INSPIRATION

Working to help save lives through information about dangerous airbags.

CHALLENGE

Getting the word out about dangerous airbags. See below.

BOOK RECOMMENDATION

Killer Airbags by Jerry Cox* NOTE: All proceeds go to transportation related charities.

Unsafe At Any Speed by Ralph Nader

Fight Club by Chuck Palahniuk

NHTSA MEETING VIDEO

You can watch it here:  VIDEO 

PARTING WORDS OF WISDOM

Learn about the airbag recall and do something about it today.

LEARN IF YOUR AIRBAGS NEED REPLACING

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration 888-327-4236

WHERE TO FIND JERRY

Killer Airbags

 

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