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Coalition of European Car Repair, Insurance, Leasing, Automotive Aftermarket Groups and Consumers Call for Robust Regulatory Framework for Vehicle Telematics Systems

March 24, 2017 By CollisionWeek Editor

Group believes regulation necessary to preserve competition with level-playing field to access vehicle diagnostics and data streams. Issue key for repair industry as need to diagnostic system access increases.

A broad coalition of the automotive aftermarket industry and motorists representatives is calling upon the European Union (EU) to create a robust regulatory framework for an inter-operable in-vehicle telematics platform based on key principles derived from the EU’s Founding Treaty of Rome including fair competition, independent entrepreneurship, innovation and consumer choice.

According to a statement from the coalition, closed telematics systems from vehicle manufacturers could harm competition the market for vehicle sales,

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