Virginia law prohibits installing objects in place of airbags, manufacturing or selling counterfeit or nonfunctional airbags, and mandates notice when reinstalling airbags. Violations can lead to criminal penalties. The law aims to ensure vehicle safety and prevent deceptive practices involving airbags.
A counterfeit airbag is a replacement airbag or component with an unauthorized mark that resembles the genuine mark of the vehicle manufacturer or parts supplier.
No, Virginia law prohibits installing any object in place of an airbag without proper authorization, especially if it deceives or compromises safety.
Violating these laws can result in criminal charges, including a Class 1 misdemeanor, which carries potential fines and penalties.
Yes, Virginia law requires notice when an airbag that was previously installed is reinstalled in a vehicle.