WK Road Safety Index
Check your vehicle for open safety recalls and see the most dangerous roads across the Southeast. A free resource from Wettermark Keith.
- Recall results pulled live from the federal NHTSA database
- 28 high-risk roads and intersections mapped across 7 states
- No signup, no email required
Check Your Vehicle for Recalls
Select your vehicle to see all NHTSA safety recalls issued for that model.
Model-level results. Enter your VIN to confirm which recalls apply to your specific vehicle.
Check by VIN
Enter your 17-digit VIN to see open recalls for your exact vehicle.
Your VIN is on the driver-side dashboard, door jamb, or your registration.
No VIN handy? Try a sample: · ·
Southeast Danger Zone Map
The most dangerous roads and intersections across Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, and the Carolinas. Click any marker for fatality data, traffic volume, and the primary risk factor at that location.
Representative data for concept demonstration. Prototype only.
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If you were hurt in a crash and your vehicle had an open safety recall at the time, or the crash happened on a known high-risk road, you may qualify for compensation beyond a standard injury claim.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I check my vehicle for open safety recalls?
Enter your 17-digit VIN in the checker at the top of this page to instantly see all open NHTSA safety recalls for your exact vehicle.
Do I need to sign up to check recalls?
No. Results are pulled live from the federal NHTSA database. No signup, account, or email is required.
Where can I find my VIN?
Your VIN is printed on the driver-side dashboard (visible through the windshield), the driver-side door jamb, and your vehicle registration or insurance card.
What areas does the Danger Zone Map cover?
The map covers the most dangerous roads and intersections across Alabama, Tennessee, Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, and the Carolinas.
Where does the Danger Zone Map data come from?
Representative data is sourced from NHTSA, ALDOT, TDOT, FDOT, and MDOT. This page is a prototype and data is shown for concept demonstration.