SEMA News—August 2019
REQUIRED READING
In addition to producing the premier automotive specialty-equipment trade show in the world, SEMA supports the aftermarket by giving members and the industry a voice before policymakers. Because laws and regulations can impact the way aftermarket products are made, distributed and marketed, SEMA has a proven program led by a professional staff in Washington, D.C., that continually monitors and shapes legislation. To learn about SEMA’s latest legislative efforts, visit www.semasan.com or read articles like the ones below.
The ClassicCars.com Journal | |
Hemmings Motor News | |
On All Cylinders | |
Heard on Social Media “When you get to the Bonneville Salt Flats, please take a minute to thank SEMA and the men/women of the Save The Salt campaign (www.savethesalt.com) for their many years of saving such a precious resource as the salt flats.”—MC2 Magazine, via Facebook “Today, representatives from SEMA meet with legislators in Washington to fight for race car and aftermarket industry rights.”—Hot Rod, via Twitter “The SEMA Action Network (@SEMAsan) is requesting support for the public to voice their opinions on the California Bill to repeal 2018 Exhaust “The Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah have been dwindling away for lack of salt replenishment over the years. The SEMA Action Network and Save the Salt, joined by dozens of partners, have been working diligently to restore the salt flats.”—Modern Jeeper, via Facebook | |
