Vehicle recall defect – Coach And Equipment Mfg Corp. (Coach And Equipment) Is Recalling Certain 2015-2018 Coach And Equipment Phoenix And Metro Lite Transit Buses, Equipped With Freedman Go-Es Foldaway Seats, Part Numbers 43705, 45467, 48923, And 75719. When The Back Seat Cushion Is Rotated From The Stowed Position To The Upright Position, The Seat Cushion May Not Remain Locked Into Place When Under Load, Such As In A Crash Or A Sudden Stop.
Vehicle recall defect – Coach And Equipment Mfg Corp. (Coach And Equipment) Is Recalling Certain 2013-2014 Coach And Equipment Condor Lt, 2013-2017 Phoenix And Metro Lite And 2015 Pegasus Transit Buses, Equipped With Ricon S-Series And K-Series TitaniUM Wheelchair Lifts. The Wheelchair Lift Positioning Input Cam May Fail While The Lift Is In Use, Allowing The Platform To Travel Higher Than The Vehicle Floor Height.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Passengers Clothing Can Unknowingly Become Caught In The Handrails At Bus Doors When Exiting The Bus.
Vehicle recall defect – Coach And Equipment Mfg Corp. (Coach And Equipment) Is Recalling Certain 2019-2020 Phoenix Mini-Buses Built On Ford E Series Cutaway Chassis And Equipped With Freedman Seating Company (Fsc) Pt Foldaway And Go-Es 3-Point Foldaway Seats. The Seat Belt Retractor Block Out Zone May Have Not Been Set Correctly, Potentially Resulting In A Seat Belt That May Not Properly Secure The Occupant. As Such, These Vehicles Fail To Comply With The Requirements Of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard (Fmvss) Number 209, “Seat Belt Assemblies.”