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DVSA has published 9 safety recalls for Neoplan since 1992, 0 of them since 2020. The latest was 14 Jan 2014. Models with the most campaigns: Starliner, Euroliner, Cityliner, Skyliner.

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All Neoplan recalls, newest first

  1. STARLINER · emergency roof hatch may fall

    14 Jan 2014 · R/2014/030

    It is possilbe that the retaining clips on the covers for the emergency exit hatches may fail. This could result in the emergency exit hatch falling down and striking passengers/occupants whilst seated.

    Fix: Recall all affected vehicles and fit additional clips to the emergency exit hatches.

    36 vehicles · built 28 Oct 2010 to 12 Jun 2012

  2. STARLINER · directional control could be compromised

    15 Jan 2013 · R/2013/006

    Bolts of the trapezoidal control arms on the front axle and trailing axle of the affected vehicles could break as a result of corrosion. This could lead to instability and the directional control to be compromised.

    Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the bolts of the trapezoidal arm seal the repair area and apply corrosion protection.

    257 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1996 to 22 Apr 2005

  3. EUROLINER · directional control could be compromised

    15 Jan 2013 · R/2013/006

    Bolts of the trapezoidal control arms on the front axle and trailing axle of the affected vehicles could break as a result of corrosion. This could lead to instability and the directional control to be compromised.

    Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the bolts of the trapezoidal arm seal the repair area and apply corrosion protection.

    257 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1996 to 22 Apr 2005

  4. CITYLINER · directional control could be compromised

    15 Jan 2013 · R/2013/006

    Bolts of the trapezoidal control arms on the front axle and trailing axle of the affected vehicles could break as a result of corrosion. This could lead to instability and the directional control to be compromised.

    Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the bolts of the trapezoidal arm seal the repair area and apply corrosion protection.

    257 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1996 to 22 Apr 2005

  5. SKYLINER · directional control could be compromised

    15 Jan 2013 · R/2013/006

    Bolts of the trapezoidal control arms on the front axle and trailing axle of the affected vehicles could break as a result of corrosion. This could lead to instability and the directional control to be compromised.

    Fix: Recall the vehicles that are likely to be affected and replace the bolts of the trapezoidal arm seal the repair area and apply corrosion protection.

    257 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1996 to 22 Apr 2005

  6. CITYLINER · drive axle sub frame concern

    26 Jan 2004 · R/2004/018

    The lightweight drive axle sub frame may fracture after extensive service (250000 km).

    Fix: Strengthen/repair the sub frame by fitting repair shoes

    65 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1998 to 1 Jan 2002

  7. EUROLINER · drive axle sub frame concern

    26 Jan 2004 · R/2004/018

    The lightweight drive axle sub frame may fracture after extensive service (250000 km).

    Fix: Strengthen/repair the sub frame by fitting repair shoes

    65 vehicles · built 1 Jan 1998 to 1 Jan 2002

  8. STARLINER · drive axle security concern

    16 Sep 2002 · R/2002/120

    There is a possible material defect in the U bolts securing the drive axle. A broken U bolt could result in dislocation of the axle

    Fix: Remove all suspect bolts and fit quality assured replacements.

    25 vehicles

  9. EUROLINER · drive axle security concern

    16 Sep 2002 · R/2002/120

    There is a possible material defect in the U bolts securing the drive axle. A broken U bolt could result in dislocation of the axle

    Fix: Remove all suspect bolts and fit quality assured replacements.

    25 vehicles

Source: DVSA recalls register, check-vehicle-recalls.service.gov.uk, copy dated 6 Sep 2026, Open Government Licence v3.0. Recall text is as published; only the manufacturer name is tidied.