All 50 States Have Now Introduced Right to Repair Legislation

All 50 States Have Now Introduced Right to Repair Legislation

Legislation under the moniker “right to repair” has now been introduced in all 50 states, marking a major milestone in this grassroots consumer movement. GNN has reported on the march of right to repair laws across the US, but also the kind of entrepreneurialism they engender: like an aftermarket auto parts company that makes replacements […] The post All 50 States Have Now Introduced Right to Repair Legislation appeared first on Good News Netwo…

Every U.S. state now has introduced a Right to Repair law

iFixit reports that every U.S. state legislature has introduced a Right to Repair law requiring manufacturers to allow users to legally repair their own equipment and to provide at least…

Tuss: Farmers own it. Only fair to let them fix it. Why right to repair legislation is critical

Rep. Paul Tuss The limited availability of a manufacturer-authorized technician shouldn't stop Montana farmers from getting to work feeding and

Bipartisan group of lawmakers reintroduce Right to Repair legislation

Independent aftermarket supplier and service organizations plaud the reintroduction of the REPAIR Act into the House of Representatives. Read more on TPS.

Automaker Group Breaks Position on Federal “Right to Repair” Laws

The automaker-backed group that engaged in a years-long lawsuit against Massachusetts’ Right to Repair law has now recommended legislation to the U.S. Congress advocating for the right while protecting original equipment manufacturer (OEM) procedure.

Right to Repair Laws Have Now Been Introduced in All 50 US States

With the introduction of a bill in Wisconsin, Right to Repair legislation has now been introduced in every single US state. We’ve been fighting for the simple right to fix everything we own for the last eleven years—and we’ve been joined in that fight by more and more advocates, tinkerers, farmers, students, and lawmakers. Today, that movement has touched every corner of the country. Source