The Automotive Recyclers Association and the United Recyclers Group agree that standards for auto repairs should be well defined regarding the necessary processes.
Two controversial parts bills in Rhode Island were recently passed into law. here's an inside look at how the bill moved through the Rhode Island legislature.
Auto Care Association (ACA) president Bill Hanvey penned an op-ed opposing two Rhode Island bills that could expand the time frame and extend restriction on the use of non-OEM parts to any part damaged in a collision, not just body parts, to 48 months.
Aaron Schulenburg, executive director for the Society of Collision Repair Specialists, shares some facts in the OEM vs. aftermarket part debate that you can use when speaking with customers or negotiating with insurance companies.
A bill restricting the use of aftermarket parts and banning insurance companies from requiring the use of aftermarket parts has passed both houses of the Rhode Island legislature.
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