BOSTON (AP) — Backers of automotive repair legislation approved in the waning hours of the legislative session say it could serve as a model for a national policy.
The bill was approved Tuesday by the Massachusetts House and Senate after a compromise was struck between automakers, dealers, and advocates for a requirement that car manufacturers make available to independent mechanics all repair codes and other diagnostic information.
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