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Autos > Driving & Safety Cautionary tales of preventable car-safety issues

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I write in response to Mr/s. Dubroff's article only to note that if manufacturers like Ford or others, warned people to avoid engaging in activities that should appeal to the common sense as risky, then the vehicle would lose all aesthetic appeal because it would be covered in warning labels. Warning labels are used to caution against the most important aspects of vehicle usage and safety concerns, namely belt use and air bags. A driver or passenger that is inundated with warning labels will surely not read or adhere to any of them specifically - though by exercise of common sense may unw...

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