Wagner Brake Launches New Automotive Safety Video Game

Wagner Brake Launches New Automotive Safety Video Game

The game, called Wagner Brake Rate, is designed to engage and educate users on the hazards of everyday driving and the wear it can cause on vehicle brakes.

Federal-Mogul Motorparts, a division of Federal-Mogul Holdings Corp., has launched a new, free online video game for consumers and automotive technicians. The game, called Wagner Brake Rate, is designed to engage and educate users on the hazards of everyday driving and the wear it can cause on vehicle brakes.

Wagner - Gaming ExperienceNow available at Bit.ly/WagnerBrakeRate, Wagner Brake Rate is another effort by Federal-Mogul Motorparts to increase awareness of automotive safety, in addition to the company’s #PartsMatter campaign. The game also provides users with information about new Wagner OEX brake pads, which were launched earlier this year and can stop pickups, SUVs and CUVs up to 50 feet sooner than the competition, says the company.

Players control a vehicle’s speed while dodging obstacles and monitoring the vehicle’s brake wear through four courses. Each course must be completed before players can proceed to a more challenging level. Times are recorded and added to an online leaderboard, so players can compare their scores with friends or players anywhere.

“Safety is the cornerstone of everything we do,” said Laura Soave, vice president of marketing and communications, Federal-Mogul Motorparts. “All of our parts, including Wagner OEX brake pads, are designed with vehicle safety as a high priority. We also constantly strive to find new and creative ways to educate the market on the important role that brake pads and other parts play in vehicle safety. The Wagner Brake Rate video game is intended to help bring that message to auto technicians and consumers in a fun way.”

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