Counterman will not be distributing its e-newsletter scheduled for Thursday, Nov. 24, in observance of Thanksgiving Day.
Instead, Counterman will send the e-newsletter on Friday, Nov. 25.
The staff of Counterman wishes you and your loved ones a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Several Democrats penned a letter to NHTSA outlining concerns that NHTSA’s latest guidance may unfairly harm independent repairers.
Democrats in Congress are warning that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) proposed guidance for implementation of Massachusetts’ Data Access Law conflicts with the Biden administration’s pledged support for Right to Repair, the CAR Coalition reported.
As reported by POLITICO, former auto repair shop owner and REPAIR and SMART Act co-sponsor Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Pérez (D-WA) joined Reps. Jake Auchincloss (D-MA) and Jared Golden (D-ME) in sending a letter to Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and NHTSA Administrator Sophie Shulman outlining concerns that NHTSA’s latest guidance may unfairly harm independent repairers.
Counterman will send its regularly scheduled Thursday e-newsletter on Friday, Nov. 24.
At press time, more than 80% of Maine voters had answered “yes” to Ballot Question 4.
CRP Automotive will mark the anniversary with specialty signage and featured products at AAPEX in Las Vegas, slated for Oct. 31-Nov. 2.
Subcommittee members and others expressed enthusiastic support for the legislation.
If the proposal sees the light of day, it would limit the scope of the Massachusetts data-access law.
This year, the spotlight shines on an ultra-rare 2002 Lincoln Blackwood as it embarks on a historic journey.
MEMA Aftermarket Suppliers called the agreement “a step in the right direction” but asserted that the pact “falls short of all the protections necessary to ensure consumer choice now and into the future for all parties.”
The Berkshire Eagle, which endorsed the data-access measure in 2020, is skeptical of NHTSA’s cybersecurity concerns.
