Redding and Weikel detail the right to repair agreement their organizations, along with SCRS, have signed and how it will benefit the repair industry and consumers.
On July 11, the Automotive Service Association (ASA), Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) and the Alliance for Automotive Innovation announced they reached an agreement on automotive right to repair that the groups said builds upon previous agreements to assure independent repair facilities have access to service and repair information needed to repair today’s and future vehicles.
In our video interview embedded below, Bob Redding, ASA’s Washington D.C. representative and Wayne Weikel, Vice President,
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