Recall deaths show majority of victims are young drivers
Detroit reports indicate that among those killed in General Motors ignition switch recalls, many were under 25 and often first time buyers. Experts say loss of power steering and brakes during a crash, plus air bags failing to deploy, heightens risk for inexperienced drivers. GM links 13 deaths. Barra orders review.
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Senators press GM on defective ignition switch cover up
Senate subcommittee members accuse General Motors of concealing ignition switch problems linked to 13 deaths. They push CEO Mary Barra to commit to punishing those involved and to halt driving 2.6 million recalled cars until repairs. Barra cites an internal GM probe due in 45 to 60 days and stresses a safety focus, while critics demand accountability.
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Kelly Ayotte
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