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AAIA's government affairs staff represents the automotive aftermarket and its interests before federal and state legislators and regulators to ensure that your concerns are recognized and understood by the country's decision-makers. AAIA actively communicates with legislators and lobbies for government policies that are favorable to your business.
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You need to know the how federal and state laws affect your business, and, more importantly, how to comply with them. AAIA staff can help you navigate the complicated world of state and federal law and regulation. Members also receive publications like the Capital Report and the Weekly State and Federal Updates. (Please note: these are member-only publications.)
For questions, contact govaffairs@aftermarket.org. If you are interested in learning more about our programs, please click here.
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Visit AAIA's Legislative Action Center to contact your elected representatives about these hot issues affecting the automotive aftermarket. |
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The Motor Vehicle Owners Right to Repair Act prevents vehicle manufacturers and others from unfairly restricting access to the information, parts and tools necessary to accurately diagnose, repair, re-program or install automotive replacement parts. |
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AAIA's Automotive Aftermarket Political Action Committee (AAPAC) provides members with an easy, powerful way to get personally involved in the political process.
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2009 Legislative Summit
March 11-12, 2009
Washington, D.C.
This biannual event provides an opportunity for aftermarket professionals to come to Capitol Hill to meet with key congressional leaders about issues that affect and impact their businesses.
Click here to register online |
For International Government Affairs, click here.
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