With just 61 percent of precincts reporting, 75 percent of votes approved of the Right to Repair bill.

The town hall meeting coming up on Wednesday, Nov. 4. will discuss how the outcome of the presidential election will affect the automotive aftermarket industry.

Why the industry is urging operators to join Massachusetts’ Right to Repair fight.

Representatives from the Auto Care Association and its membership met with James Owens, deputy administrator, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), to discuss the data access referendum that will be included as “Question 1” on the ballot for Massachusetts voters this November. 

Vehicle manufacturers were shut down after submitting a legal challenge to the Massachusetts Right to Repair bill.

The Massachusetts Right to Repair Coalition has collected more than 26,000 signatures to ensure it's initiative of a new right-to-repair law reaches the November ballot.

Meineke Car Care Center in Gardener, Mass., is using the profits they make from oil changes during the month of May to donate to its local healthcare facilities and those in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Minuteman’s automotive students have refurbished three vehicles that were donated to Second Chance Cars, which provides autos at low-cost to veterans and people recently released from prison.

For the fourth consecutive year, a two-senior team from Nashoba Valley Technical High School has made it to the final round of the Massachusetts State Automobile Dealers Association's Automotive Technology Competition. 

The Massachusetts Joint Committee on Consumer Protection & Professional Licensure held a hearing yesterday discussing Right-to-Repair legislation being considered in the Massachusetts Legislature.