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The Future of Vehicle Repair Depends on Access to Data
As vehicles become increasingly connected, electric and software-driven, access to automotive data is emerging as a critical issue for the future of vehicle maintenance and repair in Canada. In this op-ed, Emily Holtby, Vice President, Government Relations at ...
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The Future of Vehicle Repair Depends on Access to Data
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As vehicles become increasingly connected, electric and software-driven, access to automotive data is emerging as a critical issue for the future of vehicle maintenance and repair in Canada. In this op-ed, Emily Holtby, Vice President, Government Relations at AIA Canada, explains that this information is now essential to carrying out accurate diagnostics, proper calibrations and safe repairs.
The author also points out that this reality has direct consequences for competition, affordability and consumer choice. While many independent repair shops have invested heavily in the training, tools and technologies needed to service modern vehicles, fair access to data remains a key factor in preserving an accessible and competitive repair market.
We invite you to read the full release to better understand why the right to repair and secure access to vehicle data are set to play a major role in the future of the automotive sector.
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