Michigan legislation that would allow the owner of a motor vehicle repair facility to operate an auxiliary facility under the same registration has passed the Senate and is pending in the House during these final days of the 2023-2024 legislative session. The bill, S 867, is designed to relieve the
Pillars Auto Glass is now an Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) Registered Member Company. Owner Chad Pillars founded the Plainwell, Michigan, company in 2018. He started his shop with the goal of providing excellent work and customer service, which he says are rare in the auto glass industry based on
Legislation introduced in the Michigan House in late September would prohibit a police officer from stopping and inspecting a motor vehicle, or issuing a driver citation, solely on the basis of a chipped or cracked windshield. Also, an individual would no longer be in violation of the requirement to operate
A bill is under review in the Michigan House that aims to remove some of the regulations governing the window film permitted on vehicles. For example, the bill, H 1500, would remove the state’s prohibition against window film being installed on “the side windows immediately adjacent to the driver or
The Michigan House of Representatives currently is reviewing a bill that would “remove prohibitions on window tinting and objects that obstruct a driver’s vision.” The bill, HB 5634, was introduced by Rep. Julie Alexander and was referred to the Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. Click here for the full text of