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Representative Neal Dunn (R-FL) has introduced the Right to Equitable Auto Industry Repair (REPAIR Act). Please ask your Representative to co-sponsor this critical bill.
Vehicle manufacturers are moving away from OBD-2 data ports and going wireless. This allows them to restrict data access to independent repair shops, thus requiring all new vehicles to be serviced at the dealer.
Join the fight! Help us support the right to repair by completing this form and sending a letter to your member of Congress today. Right-to-repair legislation protects your access to vehicle data and scan tools, which is critically important for the automotive, heavy-duty, paint, and body industries.
The American economy relies on transportation. And the supply chain depends on trucks. These vehicles are repaired and maintained by trucking companies and independent mechanics who often use aftermarket parts.
NAPA is working closely with our industry’s trade association, the Auto Care Association, to get right-to-repair legislation passed in Congress. We know it is essential for the viability of our businesses, and we appreciate your participation.
Contact your lawmaker by simply filling in your personal information on the form below!
Auto Care Advocacy is a one-stop shop for auto care stakeholders who wish to become more active in public policy. Finding your legislators to write about an important issue or supporting the industry’s political action committee, ACPAC, has never been easier.
Auto Care Association
Email: acpac@autocare.org