Vehicle manufacturers set a new record for safety recalls in 2014, calling back 63.95 million vehicles for repairs at dealerships, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

The previous record was 30.81 million vehicles in 2004.

Last year saw 803 separate recall campaigns, with General Motors accounting for 84 of them. GM’s ignition switch recalls, along with the Takata air bag recalls by 10 different automakers, made a significant impact on the final tally.

Air bag defects were responsible for about one-third of all the vehicles recalled in 2014.

In contrast to last year’s figures, 2013 saw 22.1 million vehicles recalled as part of 632 campaigns.