This post was originally published on this site. Federal regulators have launched a preliminary evaluation into more than 1.2 million Ford vehicles after side airbags deployed during crashes reportedly left multiple occupants with severe burns requiring medical treatment. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) opened the probe last Friday.  The notice affects 2021-2026 model Ford Explorer vehicles, including Explorer Police Interceptors used by law enforcement.   Side airbag deployments reportedly caused second and third-degree burns to front-seat occupants, regulators said. FORD RECALLS MORE THAN 40,000 TRUCKS AND SUVS OVER VISIBILITY RISK “Consumers have described that during a crash involving deployment...

This post was originally published on this site. A California amusement park will close its gates for the final time next year after more than 50 seasons in business. California’s Great America, owned by Six Flags, in Santa Clara said it will cease operations after it opted not to extend its land lease that expires in June 2028.  The park’s final season will begin in March 2027 and end on Labor Day. SIX FLAGS GIVES FAN-FAVORITE ARIEFORCE ONE COASTER A SECOND LIFE “The Farewell Season is an opportunity for generations of Bay Area guests to return, spend time with family...