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NATIONAL RIGHT TO REPAIR


 

 


0.0%

of cars have these connected capabilities in 2021



 


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of new vehicles sold globally will have this connectivity by 2030


THE ISSUETHE ISSUE

Direct access to vehicle data is under threat by vehicle manufacturers.
Historically, OBD-2 ports have granted vehicle owners and technicians access to
vehicle data to assist with maintenance and repair. However, in the digital age
of the modern car, vehicle data is now transmitted wirelessly and sent directly
only to vehicle manufacturers. In 2021, 50% of cars have these connected
capabilities and by 2030, about 95% of new vehicles sold globally will have this
connectivity (McKinsey).

Wireless transmission of data, also known as telematics, allows vehicles to be
diagnosed and in some cases, repaired without ever going to a shop. While access
to this data could provide many benefits to car owners, currently the data is
sent only to the vehicle manufacturer who then serves as gatekeeper for the
data, determining who can have access and at what cost. This is a detriment to
consumers, which could result in: 

 * Increased cost to the consumer 
 * Limited consumer choice in where they take their vehicle for maintenance and
   repair 
 * Impact to consumer safety and security with unstandardized data
 * Lack of privacy: drivers unwittingly generate new revenue streams for vehicle
   manufacturers every time they get behind the wheel.

For the aftermarket, this can result in: 

 * Loss of innovation
 * Lack of competition
 * Reduced collaboration


THE TIME TO ACT IS NOW.

Tell your legislator to support Right to Repair legislation for the auto
industry


OUR POSITIONOUR POSITION

We believe drivers should have the right to transparency around the data
collected from their vehicles, including what was collected, how it was used and
with whom the vehicle manufacturers shared it. Further, it should be the
consumer’s choice who is able to access data needed to maintain and repair their
vehicles.

This issue is so critical that Auto Care Association, AASA and CAR Coalition
have worked together on behalf of their members to introduce The REPAIR (Right
to Equitable and Professional Auto Industry Repair) Act.

The REPAIR Act would preserve consumer access to high quality and affordable
vehicle repair by ensuring that as vehicles continue to modernize, vehicle
owners and their repairer of choice have equal access to repair and maintenance
tools and data. The REPAIR Act has four important principles:

 * Prevents vehicle manufacturers from employing barriers to repair and
   maintenance
 * Required vehicle owners and their designees get direct access to vehicle
   generated data
 * Prohibits mandating particular brands, tools and equipment
 * Establishes a stakeholder advisory committee to examine emerging barriers to
   repair and maintenance.

Read a full summary of the REPAIR Act.





THE SECURE SOLUTIONTHE SECURE SOLUTION

Not surprisingly, vehicle manufactures are not acknowledging that a globally
recognized technical design framework for Intelligent Transportation Systems
(ITS) could enable solutions consumers can use to directly access their vehicle
data, as well as direct the data to the service provider of their choice.

 

THESE SOLUTIONS ARE BASED ON STANDARDS WHICH PROVIDE SECURITY, PRIVACY, CHOICE
AND SAFETY, LEVELING THE PLAYING FIELD THROUGH SECURE AND STANDARDIZED DATA
ACCESS.



Implementing industry standards enables safe, secure, standardized and direct
access to vehicle data which can be directed to the repair facilities of the
consumers choosing. Implementing standards also support the creation of fair and
equitable policies that ensure safety, security, competition and innovation in
the automotive aftermarket.

 

DOWNLOAD THE INFOGRAPHIC TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE STEPS TO IMPLEMENT SAFE AND
SECURE VEHICLE DATA ACCESS


Registration
Set-up
Authentication
Authorization
Safe Access
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WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW WHAT’S HAPPENING NOW

In Nov 2020, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly voiced their support for Ballot
Question 1, also known as Right to Repair with a 75% vote yes. However, the
fight for federal legislation to secure our rights across the United States has
just begun to protect the 273,000 shops and 800,000 technicians that service the
288 million vehicles on the road.

If manufacturers are permitted to control access to data, they will have the
ability to determine who can repair their vehicles and at what cost. Such action
would give manufacturers almost total control of the independent repair market,
limiting consumer choice and increasing cost and inconvenience by bestowing the
car company with almost total power over the aftermarket. The time to act is now
– tell your legislator to support The REPAIR Act.

 

 


273,000 SHOPS

and

 


800,000 TECHNICIANS

who service

 


0.0 MILLION VEHICLES

on U.S. roads




TAKE ACTION TODAYTAKE ACTION TODAY

Current law is inadequate to address growing competitive concerns created by new
technology, and the Act would seek to resolve current and future issues that
prevent consumers and independent repair shops from being able to fully maintain
and repair modern vehicles, while ensuring cybersecurity and safety for critical
vehicle systems.

The REPAIR Act would preserve consumer access to high quality and affordable
vehicle repair by ensuring that as vehicles continue to modernize, vehicle
owners and their repairer of choice have equal access to repair and maintenance
tools and data. As vehicles continue to become more advanced, vehicle repair and
maintenance requires access to data, software, sophisticated replacement
components, training, and diagnostic tools.

 

1

Tell your legislator to support Right to Repair legislation for the auto
industry today!

act now

2

Use our media kit to download and share or create your own graphics supporting
the cause.

go to toolkit

3

Encourage your company to also take action by sending a letter to their
legislator.

send letter

4

Shops: tell us if you were restricted from repairing a vehicle.

share your story


RESOURCESRESOURCES

Opinion: Why ‘right to repair’ could be the next big political movement
Opinion: Manufacturers don’t care for the right to repair
Maine auto shop owners push for ‘right to repair’ bill at State House
Press Release
Eight New Bipartisan Co-Sponsors Sign On to Support REPAIR Act
Massachusetts to enforce Right to Repair law starting June 1
Press Release
Auto Care Association Joins the Global Right to Repair Movement for Vehicles
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BROWSE OTHER TOPICSBROWSE OTHER TOPICS

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 * Massachusetts Right to Repair
   
   On November 3, Massachusetts voters overwhelmingly supported a ballot
   initiative that would provide car owners with access to their mechanical data
   and would permit owners to share that data with the repair shop of their
   choice.

 * COVID-19 Relief
   
   In response to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting business losses and
   shut-downs, the federal government has created several emergency funding
   mechanisms (loans and grants) that are available to businesses of all sizes.

 * USMCA
   
   USMCA was signed into law by President Trump on January 29, 2020. After all
   three member countries ratified the agreement, it entered into force on July
   1, 2020.

 * Chinese 301 Tariffs
   
   As Congress and the Administration continue to develop a trade strategy with
   respect to China, they should ensure that American consumers and businesses
   are not penalized. Read more about the issue and latest status.

 * Healthcare
   
   The Auto Care Association, as a founding member the Partnership for
   Employer-Sponsored Coverage, continues to lobby for a return to the 40-hours
   a week definition of a full-time employee, and simplified, reduced reporting
   requirements.

 * Technician Shortage
   
   The viability of our industry is dependent, in part, on our ability to
   recruit and train skilled technicians that can diagnose and repair modern
   vehicles.


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