Vehicle recall defect – C. E. White Is Recalling Certain Bus Seats Sold And Installed As Original Equipment For Certain Starcraft School Buses. These Seats Fail To Conform To The With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard Number 222, “School Bus Passenger Seating And Crash ProteCTIon.”
Vehicle recall defect – C. E. White Is Recalling Certain Flip Seat Model Quasi Static “Qsj11″ (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45”), Flip Seat Model Student Safety Seat “Sssj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″), And Flip Seat Model School Bus Seat “Sbj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″) Shipped Between The Dates Of September 12, 2005, And January 31, 2013, To Various School Bus Manufacturers To Be Installed As Original Equipment.
Vehicle recall defect – C. E. White Is Recalling Certain Flip Seat Model Quasi Static “Qsj11″ (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45”), Flip Seat Model Student Safety Seat “Sssj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″), And Flip Seat Model School Bus Seat “Sbj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″) Shipped Between The Dates Of September 12, 2005, And January 31, 2013, To Various School Bus Manufacturers To Be Installed As Original Equipment.
Vehicle recall defect – C. E. White Is Recalling Certain Flip Seat Model Quasi Static “Qsj11″ (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45”), Flip Seat Model Student Safety Seat “Sssj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″), And Flip Seat Model School Bus Seat “Sbj” (30″, 36″, 39″ And 45″) Shipped Between The Dates Of September 12, 2005, And January 31, 2013, To Various School Bus Manufacturers To Be Installed As Original Equipment.
Vehicle recall defect – C. E. White Is Recalling Certain Self-Latching Seat Cushions Manufactured From April 14, 2010, Through June 7, 2011. These Seats Are Installed As Original Equipment In Various School Buses. The Self-Latching Mechanism Used To Retain The Seat Cushion To The Frame May Not Activate. Accordingly, These Seats Fail To Conform To The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 222, “School Bus Passenger Seating And Crash ProteCTIon.”