The bipartisan proposal would protect consumer choice, help lower vehicle repair costs, and support the aftermarket need for data access.
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Consumers will face even higher costs without federal legislation that protects their right to choose how to repair their vehicles.
It’s on Congress to “step up to protect consumer choice nationwide,” says Rep. Neal Dunn, and to remove barriers to vehicle data access.
The REPAIR Act targets automakers to lift restrictions on vehicle data access for consumer choice and protection of the independent aftermarket.
The initiative encourages every member to send a new letter to their legislator, demanding swift action on right to repair legislation.
Costs are more than triple overall inflation rate; REPAIR Act would limit unfair practices contributing to the increases.
Vehicle data limitations cost the shops an estimated $3.1 billion each year; responses highlight need for bipartisan REPAIR Act.
