A Virginia House Subcommittee approved a recommendation to defer auto glass safety legislation until next year during a hearing on the bill on January 26. The House Transportation Subcommittee on Highway Policy and Safety considered a bill, HB 699, by Delegate Mark Keam, that would direct the State Police Superintendent to
Auto glass replacement safety legislation was introduced in Massachusetts in January. Bill H.4445 is similar to a law enacted in Maryland last year and would direct the state registrar of motor vehicles to establish standards for aftermarket auto glass replacement that would “meet or exceed the standards or requirements of
Maryland has enacted an auto glass safety law that requires the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MD-MVA) to adopt regulations for aftermarket auto glass installations that meet or exceed the Auto Glass Replacement Safety Standard (AGRSS). The legislature in Maryland had passed the bill in April after a 47-0 vote in
It looks like the GM recall bug is biting again. I really feel for the issues that GM is going through right now. First, they barely avert bankruptcy and now they have a rash of recalls that are affecting a number of vehicles that exceed the total number of vehicles