I have made this a sticky for the week... please keep it on topic about this specific issue/legislation in Wisconsin or we will lock it down.
This kind of politics is about or affects old trucks, so it is allowed as long as everyone minds their manners and stays on topic.
Thanks.
details about this legislation on the SEMA SAN site. It has a full list of the Wisconsin Assembly Transportation Committee, if one of your Representatives is on that committee, write/call/email them.
-W
I copied and pasted this from an earlier post... it will help you Wisconsin 'Bolters determine who your specific State Representatives are and how to contact them.
Howdy 'Bolters!
It is time for the State Legislatures to start making laws again from sea to shining sea, across much of the Union. A few of them don't start up until February or March, but most of them are at it already.
SEMA SAN makes it simple for you to find out about the automotive related bills being proposed in your State. They also keep you informed about any Federal level bills as well.
Project Vote Smart makes it easy to find out just who your specific elected officials on the State and Federal level are to your geographic location and how to get in touch with them.
SEMA SAN Look under Legislation, then State or Federal to see what is coming up for consideration in your area or the national level.
(see what SEMA SAN is, down at the bottom of this post.)
If you need to find out who your elected officials are, you can go here, it is easy-peasy:
Project Vote Smart If you need to look up your nine digit zip code(to use on the site above to determine your elected officials), you can do so at the
United States Post Office website under: "look up a zip code" on the left side of the Post Office home page.
If you decide to contact your elected officials via email or through a contact form on their webpage, be sure to include your home address and contact information so that they know you are in their district.
This site has a list of the start/end dates of the legislative sessions nationwide. Help keep your old truck legal on the road(and in some cases on your property), check out what is going on in your area today.
-W
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What is
SEMA SAN ?
The SEMA Action Network (SAN) is a nationwide partnership between vehicle clubs, enthusiasts and members of the specialty auto parts industry who want to protect their hobby. SAN was designed to help stamp out legislative threats to the automotive hobby and pass favorable laws. SAN regularly:
Rallies the support of 3,000-plus car clubs, thousands of individual contacts, and 100-plus publications, with an estimated reach of 36 million enthusiasts nationwide, amplifying SEMA’s political voice on issues affecting the specialty equipment auto parts industry.
Sends out action alerts to generate an abundance of responses to state and/or federal legislative actions and regulatory proposals.
Issues timely updates of legislative and regulatory developments.
