SEMA News - June 2010

Staying up-to-date on legislation related to the automotive hobby and to small businesses is essential to the success of the industry. However, it’s also a challenge—particularly given the vast number of issues that exist on the federal, state and local levels. Knowing what source to turn to makes it easier. Thanks to several active publications, industry professionals and enthusiasts are kept well-informed about key issues.

To ensure that you don’t miss out on the news you need to know, be sure to add the following publications to your “must-read” list.

Driving Force, May 2010 Produced by the SEMA Action Network (SAN), this monthly newsletter covers hot federal and state issues that affect the automotive hobby. Each month, the newsletter is e-mailed to members of the SAN. To join SAN, visit www.semasan.com. There is no cost to join.
National Dragster, March 2010 Each month, National Dragster includes a “SEMA Update” column, where the publication often features relevant legislative issues. Read by hot-rod enthusiasts nationwide, the column provides the publication’s audience with a convenient way to stay abreast of important legislative news.
Four Wheeler, May 2010 Four Wheeler includes a regular “Land Use Notes” column, where readers are able to get information on legislative issues relevant to the off-road community. The column makes it easy for off-road enthusiasts to stay up-to-date on legislative issues while enjoying one of their favorite magazines.
Parts & People, December 2009 This trade publication recognizes the impact that legislation can have on the industry. In addition to product, show and training news, Parts & People often features stories dealing with legislation. Its December issue reported at length about California’s titling dilemma.