Recall Masters, is changing the way recalls are tracked, monitored and addressed—faster than any government agency could.
Question: With approximately 100 million vehicles being recalled in the USA alone since 2014, why are 63 million unrepaired cars still on the roads?
Answer: Information about recalled vehicles is decentralized, unorganized, and difficult to find. In many cases, people aren’t even aware that their car has been recalled.
Enter Chris Miller—the Michael Bloomberg of auto recall information. A successful programmer who specialized in building software to automate marketing communications, Chris co-founded, funded, or operated five successful startups—all before reaching the age of 35.
When Chris realized the big data problem plaguing the automotive recall industry, he used his technical chops to build an easy-to-use solution.
Recall Masters [www.recallmasters.com] was born out of his research. Recall Masters harnesses big data to help automakers and dealers expedite the repair of recalled vehicles and make the roads safer for everyone. Its nonprofit arm, MotorSafety.org [www.motorsafety.org], helps drivers easily find their car’s recall status.
Chris’ startup has thus far tracked 63 million vehicle recalls, and is proving that technology can both keep drivers safe and increase profits for dealerships.
