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TIA Supports Right to Repair in Maryland

SEMA, the Auto Care Association, LKQ Corp. and the Chesapeake Automotive Business Association were among the organizations that also testified in support.

The Tire Industry Association (TIA) is keeping up the fight for passage of Right to Repair legislation, testifying March 8 in Maryland before the House Economic Matters Committee on House Bill 1193, which was introduced in February.

The bill, titled Consumer Protection - Motor Vehicles - Right to Repair, addresses the right to repair issue on the state level by requiring a manufacturer that sells motor vehicles with telematics systems to install an open data platform in certain motor vehicles. 

MA Atty. Gen. Set to Enforce Right to Repair Law

The attorney general yesterday issued notice that she intends to enforce the law effective June 1, 2023.

AP Reports Progress in Maine Right to Repair Referendum

AP reports that the “Automotive Right to Repair” proposal in Maine received 7,000 more signatures than needed.

Auto Care Urges Neb. Legislature to Let Consumers Choose Parts

If LB 782 were passed, consumers would be obligated to use newly manufactured OEM parts to repair their vehicles.

Canadian Government Bans Lead Wheel Balance Weights

The new Canadian law bans the manufacture and importation of wheel balance weights containing more than 0.1% of lead.

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ATA Asks Congress for Realistic Emissions Timeline

ATA warns Americans will feel the trucking and supply chain impacts if the U.S. uses California’s timelines and targets.

Federal Right to Repair Bill Re-Introduced

MEMA and the Auto Care Association issued a call to action urging industry support.

President Biden: Consumers Deserve Right to Repair

The White House reaffirmed the President’s support for consumers’ right to repair products how and where they choose.

SEMA Sponsors ZEV Conversion Rebate Bill in California

The bill will offer eligible Californians a rebate of up to $2,000 to convert their gas-powered vehicle into a ZEV.