Very interesting....

[Newbomb Turk]

http://www.righttorepair.org/

[kineda]

so you found something other than the news or CL to post huh? im still not clicking it.

[Newbomb Turk]

so you found something other than the news or CL to post huh? im still not clicking it.

Oh well.

[RyanM]

Damn even better, video over pictures

[Newbomb Turk]

http://www.righttorepair.ca/

Dear Members,

Yesterday, Parliament voted 248 in favour/17 against to send Bill C-273 to committee. This is an important milestone. The passage of a Private Member’s Bill to Committee is a rare occurrence, especially by this large a margin.

For the past 5 years, AIA has worked diligently in cooperation with a number of partnering associations and groups to ensure that MPs, the media and the industry at large understood clearly the issue at hand. The vote is a clear indication that we have successfully shown to our elected representatives in Parliament that a legislated solution is the only real mechanism to resolve the Right to Repair issue going forward.

The 10,000 letters sent to MPs re-affirms the industry’s resolve to rally around AIA Canada and to request that a permanent, binding solution be found for the Right to Repair. Without our collective efforts to send in letters, to place telephone calls and to participate in meetings, the Bill would most certainly not have risen to the attention of Parliament as quickly and as forcefully as it did.

To all AIA Canada members, partners and customers… thank you for all your hard work.

A Parliamentary Committee will soon be receiving feedback on Bill C-273 from a number of groups. This process will result in the Committee submitting a report back to Parliament in the Fall.Thank you to the thousands of individuals who supported AIA throughout this process. We look forward to your continued support in the weeks and months ahead.

Yours Sincerely,

Marc Brazeau
President

[RyanM]

http://www.righttorepair.ca/

Dear Members,

Yesterday, Parliament voted 248 in favour/17 against to send Bill C-273 to committee. This is an important milestone. The passage of a Private Member’s Bill to Committee is a rare occurrence, especially by this large a margin.

For the past 5 years, AIA has worked diligently in cooperation with a number of partnering associations and groups to ensure that MPs, the media and the industry at large understood clearly the issue at hand. The vote is a clear indication that we have successfully shown to our elected representatives in Parliament that a legislated solution is the only real mechanism to resolve the Right to Repair issue going forward.

The 10,000 letters sent to MPs re-affirms the industry’s resolve to rally around AIA Canada and to request that a permanent, binding solution be found for the Right to Repair. Without our collective efforts to send in letters, to place telephone calls and to participate in meetings, the Bill would most certainly not have risen to the attention of Parliament as quickly and as forcefully as it did.

To all AIA Canada members, partners and customers… thank you for all your hard work.

A Parliamentary Committee will soon be receiving feedback on Bill C-273 from a number of groups. This process will result in the Committee submitting a report back to Parliament in the Fall.Thank you to the thousands of individuals who supported AIA throughout this process. We look forward to your continued support in the weeks and months ahead.

Yours Sincerely,

Marc Brazeau
President

then you go and fuck it all up

[Newbomb Turk]

then you go and fuck it all up

This was in Canada.

[kineda]

wtf is the right to repair?

[Fosters]

wtf is the right to repair?

[Newbomb Turk]

wtf is the right to repair?

If you're too lazy to click the link and watch a 1 minute vid then i guess you'll never know.

[Max Power]

RTR is a movement started by independent shops when the vehicle manufacturers were withholding new vehicle repair datas to force people to get their cars repaired at dealerships. MFGs have been stingy as of late sharing specs, codes, programming etc. Think of the industry gradually becoming closed sourced.

RTR is seeking to open channels back up so consumers have a choice in where to repair their vehicles.

[kineda]

RTR is a movement started by independent shops when the vehicle manufacturers were withholding new vehicle repair datas to force people to get their cars repaired at dealerships. MFGs have been stingy as of late sharing specs, codes, programming etc. Think of the industry gradually becoming closed sourced.

RTR is seeking to open channels back up so consumers have a choice in where to repair their vehicles.

oh ok, thanks!

[RyanM]

RTR is a movement started by independent shops when the vehicle manufacturers were withholding new vehicle repair datas to force people to get their cars repaired at dealerships. MFGs have been stingy as of late sharing specs, codes, programming etc. Think of the industry gradually becoming closed sourced.

RTR is seeking to open channels back up so consumers have a choice in where to repair their vehicles.

Not that i wanna work on volvo but they are the worst at this shit