Vehicle Service Pros: NHTSA Study Reveals Car Crashes Cost Americans $1,035 Each Per Year
Source: Brendan Baker, Vehicle Service Pros The cost to repair crashed cars escalated to $340 billion in 2019, according to a new NHTSA study, “The
Auto Insurance Rates Projected to Increase Another 7% by the End of 2023
Insurify, America’s top-rated virtual insurance agent, has released their 2022 Auto Insurance Trends Report: 2022 in review and what’s ahead for 2023, the final installment
gCaptain: Drewry: Beginning of the End for Container Shipping’s Bull Run
Source: Mike Schuler, gCaptain Container shipping’s pandemic-fueled boom cycle has undoubtedly taken a turn in recent months, but lingering congestion is likely to prevent a
CAR Coalition: REPAIR Act Cracks Double Digits in Number of Sponsors!
Source: CAR Coalition The REPAIR Act has added two new co-sponsors — Rep. Eric A. “Rick” Crawford (R-AR) and Rep. Darren Soto (D-FL). This brings
Tire Review: FTC Chair Says Right to Repair Is a ‘Top Priority’
Source: Christian Hinton, Tire Review The need for federal right to repair protections in the auto industry was top of mind for key legislators and
Truth on the Market: How the FTC Could, but Won’t, Use Its Rulemaking Authority to Allow Aftermarket Parts
Source: Joshua D. Sarnoff, Truth on the Market The 15th entry in [Truth on the Market’s] FTC UMC Rulemaking symposium is a guest post from
The SMART Act (H.R. 3664)
Consumers should have the right to choose where and how to repair the products they purchase. However, Americans looking to fix a range of devices
Make Car Repair Your Choice
The CAR Coalition, a growing group of independent automotive parts, management and repair enterprises, associations, and insurers committed to safeguarding consumer choice and affordable vehicle
Are Repair Restrictions Hurting American Small Business?
The devices and machines we use daily are becoming more and more complicated. The increasing complexity of everyday items is astounding, from smart home devices
Maintaining Competition In the Automobile Repair Market
In 2012, Massachusetts became the first and only state in the U.S. to enact an “automotive right to repair” law. The landmark act required manufacturers