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ASA Mechanical Division Meets With NHTSA Administrator

ASA leaders discuss vehicle safety inspection.

WASHINGTON, D.C. – On May 29, a group from the Automotive Service Association’s (ASA) mechanical division leadership met with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) acting administrator to discuss the importance of vehicle safety inspection, as well as advancements in vehicle technology. During the meeting, David Friedman, NHTSA acting administrator, acknowledged that independent repairers are a valuable source of on-the-ground expertise and expressed interest in working directly with ASA’s members to collect information for NHTSA’s Office of Defects Investigation (ODI). Bob Wills, AAM, mechanical division director, left, and Bill Moss, AAM, ASA general director, right, met with David Friedman, acting administrator with the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, center, last week in Washington, D.C., to discuss vehicle safety inspection. Photo Credit: Howard Pitkow
            
Bob Wills, AAM, ASA’s mechanical division director, said, “We certainly enjoyed meeting Administrator Friedman and look forward to working closely with the NHTSA team on related issues in the near future.”
            
 
 

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