On 6/17/20 as I was traveling under the alabaster, Alabama over pass on highway 65 North an orange construction barrel was blown into the road by a truck a head of me. I swerved in the attempt to miss it. The barrel clipped the passenger side bumper and tore out my fog lamp. Thankfully no accident occurred. Would like my fog lamp replaced and barrels not in use picked up off of the highways. Thank you in advance.

- Calera, AL, USA

The contact owns a 2005 GMC Canyon. The contact stated while driving approximately 55 mph, the cruise control failed to operate upon activation. In addition, the brake light lamp was inoperable. There was a recall associated with NHTSA campaign id number 06V139000 (exterior lighting) however, the contac's VIN was not included in the recall. The vehicle had not been repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the defect. The approximate failure mileage was 82,000.

- Pickett, WI, USA

This is regarding continued issues with NHTSA campaign id 06V139000 and NHTSA action number: PE05065 and the faulty brake lamp switch on this vehicle. The brake lamp switch originally failed around 2005 and was replaced under warranty. It failed again around 2006 and was replaced via recall. This switch failed a 3rd time in October of 2008 and the dealer would not fix under warranty as they claimed it had already been done so I paid out of pocket for the repair. This same brake switch lamp failed again on 05/26/2009 after less than 8 months and fewer than 8,000 miles, again leaving me without functioning brake lights. I will return to the dealer to have it replaced again, but that is not an acceptable outcome. It has become painfully obvious that GM has failed to fulfill its obligation to fix this dangerous situation in that it not only leaves me without functioning brake lights making it very difficult for other drivers to know that I am stopping, but there is no warning that this failure has occurred! I risk my life every time I get behind the wheel of this vehicle because the engineers at GM seem incapable of perfecting a $5 switch that is part of an automotive technology that has been in existence for nearly 100 years (brake lights). General Motors may have conducted a recall, but they have not fixed the problem. After getting the lamp switch replaced for the 4th time I will request the faulty part and will gladly supply it to the NHTSA if requested.

- Las Vegas, NV, USA

The contact owns a 2005 GMC Canyon. In 2007, the brake lights were not working and the contact took the vehicle to the dealer for repair. The contact assumed that the repair was made under the warranty and was not informed of a recall at that time. On December 16 2008, the contact realized that the brake lights failed again after someone almost rear ended her vehicle. She returned to the dealer and was informed that the previous repair was performed according to NHTSA campaign id number 06V139000 (exterior lighting:brake lights:switch). The dealer stated that the diagnostic would cost $98, plus parts and labor to repair the failure again. The failure mileage was 85,000.

- Austin, TX, USA

Apparently a continuing problem with defective brake light switches on my 2005 GMC Canyon. Brake lights cease to work as does the cruise control. I am complaining against GM, and D&J automotive in louisburg N.C. this is the third time that the switch will be replaced. The first time was under warranty, the second under recall, and as of now, there is no guarantee that I will not have to pay for it this time. Unacceptable!!!!!!!!

- Wake Forest, NC, USA