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ASA Washington Representative Details Possible Impacts on Industry from Leadership Change in Washington

November 17, 2016 By CollisionWeek Editor

From possibly repealing regulations to setting important policy on the future of autonomous vehicles, auto safety, and insurance regulation, large questions loom for the collision repair industry.

The results of the U.S. Presidential and Congressional elections last week promise a significant change in direction for the business community given President-elect Trump’s stated intention to review government regulations for their impact on jobs and the economy. As CollisionWeek reported last week, EPA’s 2025 fuel economy and pollution regulations are likely to see increased scrutiny during the mid-term review currently underway that will be completed during the Trump Administration.

ASA Washington Representative Bob Redding.

ASA Washington Representative

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