I Car'S Unexpected Response To The Aasp, Scrs, Apn Letter
1 / 5 2 / 5 3 / 5 4 / 5 5 / 5 ❮ ❯ Response to your joint letter dated in its recent response to the november 2011 request submitted jointly … We would like to request that i-car further clarify its position relative to industry standards of repair. “while… existing frameworks have created a thriving and competitive repair marketplace, we understand the desire for a federal legislative solution that addresses evolving consumer expectations and technological advancements. · for those who would like to know what’s happening around the country in the world of automotive repair, the … · in a letter sent to i-car last week, the alliance of automotive service providers (aasp), society of collision … I-car is working with its strategic planning committee, executive committee and board of directors to develop a strategic response to the proposal. · although the statement by the four organizations made no specific reference to the standards work being … In a 2005 executive … · i-car has proposed amendments to its bylaws — changes that the society of collision repair specialists … · in a letter to congress outlining the proposal, the coalition of repairers and automakers wrote: · in its recent response to the november 2011 request submitted jointly to i-car by asa, aasp, scrs and apn, i … · during the collision industry conference meeting in november 2011, i-car®, the inter-industry conference on … · van alstyne said i-car’s staff will reach out to various industry stakeholders to determine their position on i-car’s role in the request. · any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is prohibited. · below is i-car’s response in its entirety: In its recent response to the november 2011 request submitted jointly … If you are not the intended recipient, and … ...
