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RECALLROADTHE CAMPAIGN RECORD

SOURCE LEDGER

Data fields, provenance, and reuse

Every published conclusion traces to NHTSA's defect and noncompliance campaign file.

Primary source

NHTSA Datasets and APIs ↗ documents the daily recall file, field layout, API endpoints, and coverage from 1949 to the present. RecallRoad uses the post-2010 flat-file archive for this release.

Fields displayed

Campaign number
NHTSA's stable recall campaign identifier.
Component
The filed vehicle-system hierarchy associated with a campaign row.
Potential units
Campaign-wide units potentially affected; never treated as a model-specific count.
Defect
The filed description of the defect or noncompliance.
Consequence
The filed explanation of why the condition matters.
Corrective action
The manufacturer-filed remedy summary.
Urgent flags
NHTSA's Do Not Drive and Park Outside source fields.

Reuse and attribution

RecallRoad grants permission to reuse its original aggregation and page summaries with attribution and a link to the relevant report. Underlying government campaign records should be attributed to NHTSA and remain subject to federal source policies.

Verify the current record

RecallRoad is a dated research index. For a current vehicle-specific decision, use the official NHTSA VIN lookup ↗ or contact the manufacturer or an authorized dealer.