A bipartisan bill presented by the Federation of Independent Affairs (NFIB), Rep, Neal Dunn (FL-02), a fair and professional auto industrial repair (repair) act announced its strong support. Legislation, independent automatic repair shops are currently aimed to overcome obstacles that prevent existing critical instruments for manufacturers and authorized service centers.
In a letter sent to Dunn, the NFIB Director of NFIB, “NFIB represents about 300,000 small and independent enterprises across the country. “
The repair law tries to provide a guaranteed repair shops, vehicles repair information, and they can continue to serve communities. NFIB, 89% of members supported the right to support the information of the manufacturers of customers and shops to be repaired to repair the products.
The current right “handprinting” contract among the automotive industry groups, NFIB stressed the lack of accountability. “Automatic cars or renovations of independent vehicles are not providing no appeal or accountability to increase the information required to increase data sites or software data to increase data sites or software data.
According to the Alliance of Car Innovation, independent repair shops manage more than 70% of the repair of vehicles after the market. Without guaranteeing the repair information, NFIB warns that small enterprises will face significant difficulties, especially in rural areas. “Without access to an independent vehicle repair shop, consumers will have to spend more time than their employees and earn more money than their pockets,” McGee said.
NFIB stressed that they played independent repair shops in the villages where they can be the only choice in local economies, especially the operation of vehicles. “Independent vehicle repair workshops provide expenditure and time-saving services to their communities. NFIB represents countless enterprises only in rural areas of local independent vehicles or subsequent parts.
NFIB has committed to work with MPs to develop a repair act through Congress. “NFIB Thank you for applying this important legislation and we look forward to developing this Congress with you,” McGee said in the letter in the letter in the letter.
As the bill put forward, NFIB helps against policies supporting small enterprises and independent service providers in the automotive industry.
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