Manufacturer profile

Transportation Collaborative

Transportation Collaborative has filed 13 recall campaigns with NHTSA since 2013, covering 3,520 vehicles or units by the manufacturer's own estimates.

Campaigns filed in 2026 to date0No campaigns in 2025
Vehicles affected02026 to date
Campaigns on file132013 to 2019
Do-not-drive or park-outside0Campaigns with an advisory

Filed under the name "Transportation Collaborative, Inc.".

Campaigns per year

Transportation Collaborative has averaged 0 campaigns a year since 2021, below its 2016 peak of 3

Transportation Collaborative recall campaigns by report date, 2013 to 2026. 2026 runs through October.

012320132015320172019202120232026
Source: NHTSA ODI recalls file. The lighter column is a partial year.
Components

Seats are Transportation Collaborative's most recalled component since 2016

Transportation Collaborative campaigns by primary component, 2016 to 2026.

Seats
3
Adaptive equipment
2
Structure
1
Equipment
1
Other or unknown
1
Source: NHTSA ODI. Each campaign counted once.
Remedy type

Transportation Collaborative uses software fixes less than the industry: 0% of its 2016 campaigns

Share of campaigns remedied by a software update, Transportation Collaborative against all manufacturers, by year.

Transportation CollaborativeAll manufacturers
010%20%30%2016201820202022202420260%18%
Source: NHTSA ODI remedy descriptions, classified by rule (see Methodology).
Model years covered

Model year 2015 is covered by the most Transportation Collaborative campaigns, 9

Transportation Collaborative campaigns covering each model year, last fifteen model years. A campaign counts once for each year it covers.

02.557.5102012201320142015920162017201820192020
Source: NHTSA ODI recalls file.
Latest campaigns

The latest Transportation Collaborative filings

The ten most recent campaigns, by report date.

Latest Transportation Collaborative campaigns
CampaignFiledSubjectComponentVehiclesRemedy
19V-842Nov 22, 2019Due to a manufacturing issue, the roof hatch external handle may unexpectedly break under reasonable useStructure9Part replacement
19V-198Mar 13, 2019Wheelchair lift positioning input cam may fail while the lift is in use, allowing the platform to travel higher than the vehicle's floor heightAdaptive equipment3Part replacement
18V-719Oct 12, 2018Foam in the knee impact area of the lower seat back may not absorb enough impact in the event of a crashSeats877Repair or modification
17V-624Oct 4, 2017These seats were manufactured with integral D-Ring mounting studs that may have inadequate padding between the occupant and the D-ring mounting studSeats21Not stated
17V-399Jun 26, 2017These air conditioning systems use a 30AMP in-line fuse that may short against the screw that secures the fuse holderEquipment1,046Repair or modification
16V-365May 26, 2016Platform side plate of the affected wheelchair lifts may crackAdaptive equipment78Part replacement
16V-085Feb 12, 2016In the event of a crash, the barrier on the driver's side may not deform as intendedSeats50Repair or modification
16V-005Jan 8, 2016Affected stop arms have a reflective decal that may peel loose from the stop armOther or unknown257Part replacement
15V-722Nov 2, 2015Affected lifts are equipped with folding link arms that may have pivot holes that are too big, allowing the bearings to move out of positionAdaptive equipment188Part replacement
15V-384Jun 17, 2015Affected vehicles were built to accommodate 35 children or 23 adultsPowertrain46Repair or modification
Source: NHTSA ODI.
Largest campaigns

Transportation Collaborative's five largest campaigns on file

Vehicles or units affected, millions, any year.

  1. 2017 These air conditioning systems use a 30AMP…0.00M
  2. 2018 Foam in the knee impact area of the lower…0.00M
  3. 2014 For the full list of the affected models,…0.00M
  4. 2016 Affected stop arms have a reflective decal…0.00M
  5. 2015 Affected lifts are equipped with folding…0.00M
Source: NHTSA ODI.