• Federal Regulation of Aftermarket Parts: A comprehensive guide to how motor-vehicle parts are regulated by the federal government. It is a must-read document for every SEMA member. The guide is generally presented in a Q&A format, with links to online resources for more information. Topics include an overview of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, emissions standards (EPA and California) and special sections on lighting equipment, wheels and tires and fuel economy.

• SEMA Black Book: A step-by-step guide for obtaining an Executive Order (E.O.) from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). A CARB E.O. is required for the sale of applicable emissions-related parts and systems within the state of California. It is also recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a reasonable basis for demonstrating compliance with the Clean Air Act in all 50 states.

• Small-Business Issues: Provides links to federal and state government resources that deal with legislative/regulatory issues of daily relevance, such as taxes, antitrust enforcement, warranties, employment issues, government procurement, environment and small-business financing mechanisms.

• Intellectual Property Rights Guide: Details ways to protect the ideas, names, logos and inventions of member companies, which are valuable property and may be legally protected for each company’s exclusive use. The guide provides a basic overview so that members may take advantage of the law on patents, trademarks and copyrights.

• Guide to Land-Use Policies and Off-Road Recreation: Contains information on major federal laws and regulations that affect land use by off-road vehicles, a list of government agencies managing federal lands, a list of major interest groups involved in land-use issues, and SEMA’s position on regulating motorized recreation on federal lands.

• Action Alerts: Legislative issues requiring immediate action.

• State Legislative Tracking: Pending issues and a legislative roundup.

• Federal Legislation and Regulations: Pending and red-hot issues.

• Driving Force: SAN’s monthly newsletter.

• Federal Caucus: Identifies federal legislators who support the hobby.

• State Caucus: Identifies state lawmakers who support the hobby.

• A Guide to Lobbying Your Elected Officials: How to reach and communicate with your legislators.

• SEMA-Model Legislation: Covers street rods and custom vehicles as well as inoperable vehicles, exhaust noise and nitrous-oxide systems.

• Tag & Title Toolbox: Comprehensive overview on the process of titling and registering a vehicle in each state, including definitions for all vehicle classes and links to applicable forms.

• Vehicle Emissions Inspections Laws: Compilation of state smog-check laws and regulations, from new vehicles to infrequently driven collector cars.

• Collector Car Appreciation Day: Information about the yearly event to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

• Save the Salt: Information about the effort by SEMA and the Save the Salt coalition to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats following decades of government neglect.

• Federal Regulation of Aftermarket Parts: A comprehensive guide to how motor-vehicle parts are regulated by the federal government. It is a must-read document for every SEMA member. The guide is generally presented in a Q&A format, with links to online resources for more information. Topics include an overview of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, emissions standards (EPA and California) and special sections on lighting equipment, wheels and tires and fuel economy.

• SEMA Black Book: A step-by-step guide for obtaining an Executive Order (E.O.) from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). A CARB E.O. is required for the sale of applicable emissions-related parts and systems within the state of California. It is also recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a reasonable basis for demonstrating compliance with the Clean Air Act in all 50 states.

• Small-Business Issues: Provides links to federal and state government resources that deal with legislative/regulatory issues of daily relevance, such as taxes, antitrust enforcement, warranties, employment issues, government procurement, environment and small-business financing mechanisms.

• Intellectual Property Rights Guide: Details ways to protect the ideas, names, logos and inventions of member companies, which are valuable property and may be legally protected for each company’s exclusive use. The guide provides a basic overview so that members may take advantage of the law on patents, trademarks and copyrights.

• Guide to Land-Use Policies and Off-Road Recreation: Contains information on major federal laws and regulations that affect land use by off-road vehicles, a list of government agencies managing federal lands, a list of major interest groups involved in land-use issues, and SEMA’s position on regulating motorized recreation on federal lands.

• Action Alerts: Legislative issues requiring immediate action.

• State Legislative Tracking: Pending issues and a legislative roundup.

• Federal Legislation and Regulations: Pending and red-hot issues.

• Driving Force: SAN’s monthly newsletter.

• Federal Caucus: Identifies federal legislators who support the hobby.

• State Caucus: Identifies state lawmakers who support the hobby.

• A Guide to Lobbying Your Elected Officials: How to reach and communicate with your legislators.

• SEMA-Model Legislation: Covers street rods and custom vehicles as well as inoperable vehicles, exhaust noise and nitrous-oxide systems.

• Tag & Title Toolbox: Comprehensive overview on the process of titling and registering a vehicle in each state, including definitions for all vehicle classes and links to applicable forms.

• Vehicle Emissions Inspections Laws: Compilation of state smog-check laws and regulations, from new vehicles to infrequently driven collector cars.

• Collector Car Appreciation Day: Information about the yearly event to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

• Save the Salt: Information about the effort by SEMA and the Save the Salt coalition to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats following decades of government neglect.

• Federal Regulation of Aftermarket Parts: A comprehensive guide to how motor-vehicle parts are regulated by the federal government. It is a must-read document for every SEMA member. The guide is generally presented in a Q&A format, with links to online resources for more information. Topics include an overview of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, emissions standards (EPA and California) and special sections on lighting equipment, wheels and tires and fuel economy.

• SEMA Black Book: A step-by-step guide for obtaining an Executive Order (E.O.) from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). A CARB E.O. is required for the sale of applicable emissions-related parts and systems within the state of California. It is also recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a reasonable basis for demonstrating compliance with the Clean Air Act in all 50 states.

• Small-Business Issues: Provides links to federal and state government resources that deal with legislative/regulatory issues of daily relevance, such as taxes, antitrust enforcement, warranties, employment issues, government procurement, environment and small-business financing mechanisms.

• Intellectual Property Rights Guide: Details ways to protect the ideas, names, logos and inventions of member companies, which are valuable property and may be legally protected for each company’s exclusive use. The guide provides a basic overview so that members may take advantage of the law on patents, trademarks and copyrights.

• Guide to Land-Use Policies and Off-Road Recreation: Contains information on major federal laws and regulations that affect land use by off-road vehicles, a list of government agencies managing federal lands, a list of major interest groups involved in land-use issues, and SEMA’s position on regulating motorized recreation on federal lands.

• Action Alerts: Legislative issues requiring immediate action.

• State Legislative Tracking: Pending issues and a legislative roundup.

• Federal Legislation and Regulations: Pending and red-hot issues.

• Driving Force: SAN’s monthly newsletter.

• Federal Caucus: Identifies federal legislators who support the hobby.

• State Caucus: Identifies state lawmakers who support the hobby.

• A Guide to Lobbying Your Elected Officials: How to reach and communicate with your legislators.

• SEMA-Model Legislation: Covers street rods and custom vehicles as well as inoperable vehicles, exhaust noise and nitrous-oxide systems.

• Tag & Title Toolbox: Comprehensive overview on the process of titling and registering a vehicle in each state, including definitions for all vehicle classes and links to applicable forms.

• Vehicle Emissions Inspections Laws: Compilation of state smog-check laws and regulations, from new vehicles to infrequently driven collector cars.

• Collector Car Appreciation Day: Information about the yearly event to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

• Save the Salt: Information about the effort by SEMA and the Save the Salt coalition to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats following decades of government neglect.

• Federal Regulation of Aftermarket Parts: A comprehensive guide to how motor-vehicle parts are regulated by the federal government. It is a must-read document for every SEMA member. The guide is generally presented in a Q&A format, with links to online resources for more information. Topics include an overview of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, emissions standards (EPA and California) and special sections on lighting equipment, wheels and tires and fuel economy.

• SEMA Black Book: A step-by-step guide for obtaining an Executive Order (E.O.) from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). A CARB E.O. is required for the sale of applicable emissions-related parts and systems within the state of California. It is also recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a reasonable basis for demonstrating compliance with the Clean Air Act in all 50 states.

• Small-Business Issues: Provides links to federal and state government resources that deal with legislative/regulatory issues of daily relevance, such as taxes, antitrust enforcement, warranties, employment issues, government procurement, environment and small-business financing mechanisms.

• Intellectual Property Rights Guide: Details ways to protect the ideas, names, logos and inventions of member companies, which are valuable property and may be legally protected for each company’s exclusive use. The guide provides a basic overview so that members may take advantage of the law on patents, trademarks and copyrights.

• Guide to Land-Use Policies and Off-Road Recreation: Contains information on major federal laws and regulations that affect land use by off-road vehicles, a list of government agencies managing federal lands, a list of major interest groups involved in land-use issues, and SEMA’s position on regulating motorized recreation on federal lands.

• Action Alerts: Legislative issues requiring immediate action.

• State Legislative Tracking: Pending issues and a legislative roundup.

• Federal Legislation and Regulations: Pending and red-hot issues.

• Driving Force: SAN’s monthly newsletter.

• Federal Caucus: Identifies federal legislators who support the hobby.

• State Caucus: Identifies state lawmakers who support the hobby.

• A Guide to Lobbying Your Elected Officials: How to reach and communicate with your legislators.

• SEMA-Model Legislation: Covers street rods and custom vehicles as well as inoperable vehicles, exhaust noise and nitrous-oxide systems.

• Tag & Title Toolbox: Comprehensive overview on the process of titling and registering a vehicle in each state, including definitions for all vehicle classes and links to applicable forms.

• Vehicle Emissions Inspections Laws: Compilation of state smog-check laws and regulations, from new vehicles to infrequently driven collector cars.

• Collector Car Appreciation Day: Information about the yearly event to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

• Save the Salt: Information about the effort by SEMA and the Save the Salt coalition to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats following decades of government neglect.

• Federal Regulation of Aftermarket Parts: A comprehensive guide to how motor-vehicle parts are regulated by the federal government. It is a must-read document for every SEMA member. The guide is generally presented in a Q&A format, with links to online resources for more information. Topics include an overview of the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, emissions standards (EPA and California) and special sections on lighting equipment, wheels and tires and fuel economy.

• SEMA Black Book: A step-by-step guide for obtaining an Executive Order (E.O.) from the California Air Resources Board (CARB). A CARB E.O. is required for the sale of applicable emissions-related parts and systems within the state of California. It is also recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as a reasonable basis for demonstrating compliance with the Clean Air Act in all 50 states.

• Small-Business Issues: Provides links to federal and state government resources that deal with legislative/regulatory issues of daily relevance, such as taxes, antitrust enforcement, warranties, employment issues, government procurement, environment and small-business financing mechanisms.

• Intellectual Property Rights Guide: Details ways to protect the ideas, names, logos and inventions of member companies, which are valuable property and may be legally protected for each company’s exclusive use. The guide provides a basic overview so that members may take advantage of the law on patents, trademarks and copyrights.

• Guide to Land-Use Policies and Off-Road Recreation: Contains information on major federal laws and regulations that affect land use by off-road vehicles, a list of government agencies managing federal lands, a list of major interest groups involved in land-use issues, and SEMA’s position on regulating motorized recreation on federal lands.

• Action Alerts: Legislative issues requiring immediate action.

• State Legislative Tracking: Pending issues and a legislative roundup.

• Federal Legislation and Regulations: Pending and red-hot issues.

• Driving Force: SAN’s monthly newsletter.

• Federal Caucus: Identifies federal legislators who support the hobby.

• State Caucus: Identifies state lawmakers who support the hobby.

• A Guide to Lobbying Your Elected Officials: How to reach and communicate with your legislators.

• SEMA-Model Legislation: Covers street rods and custom vehicles as well as inoperable vehicles, exhaust noise and nitrous-oxide systems.

• Tag & Title Toolbox: Comprehensive overview on the process of titling and registering a vehicle in each state, including definitions for all vehicle classes and links to applicable forms.

• Vehicle Emissions Inspections Laws: Compilation of state smog-check laws and regulations, from new vehicles to infrequently driven collector cars.

• Collector Car Appreciation Day: Information about the yearly event to raise awareness of the vital role automotive restoration and collection plays in American society.

• Save the Salt: Information about the effort by SEMA and the Save the Salt coalition to protect the Bonneville Salt Flats following decades of government neglect.

The following individuals were elected to seats on council Select Committees in the recent SEMA council elections.

The new and re-elected incumbent Select Committee members will contribute significant time and effort during the next two years on projects and events to provide a benefit to SEMA-member companies.

The following individuals were elected to seats on council Select Committees in the recent SEMA council elections.

The new and re-elected incumbent Select Committee members will contribute significant time and effort during the next two years on projects and events to provide a benefit to SEMA-member companies.

The following individuals were elected to seats on council Select Committees in the recent SEMA council elections.

The new and re-elected incumbent Select Committee members will contribute significant time and effort during the next two years on projects and events to provide a benefit to SEMA-member companies.

The following individuals were elected to seats on council Select Committees in the recent SEMA council elections.

The new and re-elected incumbent Select Committee members will contribute significant time and effort during the next two years on projects and events to provide a benefit to SEMA-member companies.

The following individuals were elected to seats on council Select Committees in the recent SEMA council elections.

The new and re-elected incumbent Select Committee members will contribute significant time and effort during the next two years on projects and events to provide a benefit to SEMA-member companies.