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Diamler School Buses Recalled for Visibility Problems

school bus image by ThoseGuys119Daimler Trucks North America LLC. is recalling 2,323 school buses because a defect could cause a loss of exterior lighting or windshield wiper function. This could increase the potential for a crash by decreasing visibility in certain traffic conditions, such as a dark and rainy day.

The affected school buses have a body control module that may fail resulting in intermittent or total loss of exterior lighting or windshield wiper function.

Jennifer Timian, NHTSA

The recall includes 2012-2017 Thomas Built Minotour buses with GM chassis. Daimler will repair the buses by modifying the wiring to the body control module. Note: this recall is unrelated to Blue Bird’s recent recall of school buses for electrical system problems.

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Source: NHTSA | Photo by ThoseGuys119

[Note from the editors: the photo for this article was updated on March 28, 2016, after its original publication date.]

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