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Do-not-drive orders explained: what they mean and what to do if yours is affected
A do-not-drive order (DNDO) is an official directive telling vehicle owners not to use their car, typically due to a serious safety defect such as a faulty airbag. It is more severe than a standard recall because the manufacturer or regulator considers driving the vehicle genuinely dangerous. Owners subject to a DNDO should contact their dealer immediately to arrange a free repair or a replacement vehicle.
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