Michigan Senate Unanimously Approves Autonomous Vehicle Legislation
The four-bill package would allow autonomous vehicles to be driven on roads in the state for any reason, not only while being tested.
New Hampshire Passes Aftermarket Parts Disclosure Legislation
S.B. 436 requires an insurer to disclose whether or not an estimate has been prepared based on the use of aftermarket parts.
Connecticut Senate Considers Shop Tax Legislation
Senate Bill 335 would correct a ruling that has allowed taxation on paint and materials at the point-of-sale to shops, followed by shops then taxing customers for the same paint and materials.
ABPA Denounces Recent Auto Body Repair Legislation in Maryland
Association says Maryland House Bill 1258, which would require repairers to use only OE parts for repairs made during the first two years after a vehicle’s date of manufacture, will limit consumer choice.
New Hampshire Senate Passes Aftermarket Parts Disclosure Legislation
New Hampshire Senate Bill 436 requires an insurer to disclose whether or not an estimate has been prepared based on the use of aftermarket parts.
Illinois Legislation Would Impose New Vehicle Storage Requirements
House Bill 6169 would require vehicle storage providers to send a certified letter detailing their rates to the vehicle lienholder before imposing fees.
ASA Testifies on Capitol Hill Regarding PARTS Act Legislation
“A free and open marketplace does not entail enacting a law that states an aftermarket part is equal to an OEM part. This should be decided by the party making the purchase, ” said ASA President and Executive Director Dan Risley.
Telematics Legislation Introduced in Rhode Island Senate
Legislation would regulate the generation, collection, analysis, dissemination and sharing of connected car vehicle data.
Obama Signs New Low-Volume Car Manufacturer Legislation
Legislation will permit low-volume car manufacturers to produce turn-key replica vehicles (cars that resemble production vehicles manufactured at least 25 years ago) for customers nationwide.
Auto Care Association Commends Connecticut for Passage of Magnuson-Moss Legislation
The law informs new car buyer that the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act makes it illegal for automakers or dealers to void a vehicle warranty or deny coverage under the warranty simply because aftermarket or recycled parts were installed or used on the vehicle.
