General Motors is on trial today as a jury decides whether injuries sustained in a 2014 car crash were the result of a faulty ignition switch, which turns off airbag deployment and has been linked to 124 deaths and hundreds of injuries. Please enable JavaScript on your browser and try again. The case involves an accident that occurred at GM's plant in Flint, Michigan, where GM had recalled 2.6 million vehicles because they could not be started with their air bags.
General Motors is on trial today as a jury decides whether injuries sustained in a 2014 car crash were the result of a faulty ignition switch, which turns off airbag deployment and has been linked to 124 deaths and hundreds of injuries. The case involves an accident that occurred at GM's plant in Flint, Michigan, where GM had recalled 2.6 million vehicles because they could not be started with their air bags.