We are opposed to the reckless "certificate of destruction" bill which if successful, would remove the 80% rule, which is helping keeping Floridians safer. The sole purpose of this legislation is to line the pockets of the Auto Auctions while jeopardizing public safety. We urge our Florida Senators and Representatives to vote "NO" on this bill. We ask our members to call your legislators and ask them to vote "no" to keep the roads and highways of Florida free of severely damaged vehicles that put lives at risk! These vehicles need to removed from our roads, as they have been for the last 25 years!
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond what I imagined when I first started this fight against the auto auctions. My energy is drained but seeing this level of public concern proves that we are right to demand that our legislators keep these dangerous vehicles off our roads.
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Shawn payne
9 years ago
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This bill will only line the pockets of the insurance companies and the auction houses, neither of them are concerned about the final product this will produce
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Steve Greenberg
12 years ago
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Bad for small business and bad for consumers and drivers. Seems like another desperate money grab by giant, faceless corporations. VOTE NO
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Claude Greiner
12 years ago
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Elected officials are charged with protecting their constituants, this bill if passed would put lives at risk, not only to those driving these rebuilt unsafe vehicles but also those who are in their path. Please keep our citizens safe by defeating this bill.
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June Boggus
12 years ago
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Absolutely, positively NO! Florida doesn't even inspect our vehicles and now we are going to allow compromised vehicles on the road too?! Anyone with half a brain would say no...
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Steve Holland
12 years ago
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We need the support from Florida Citizens to stop the severely damaged vehicles from even being considered rebuildable. Who in their right mind would put their Family in a vehicle that had more then 80% collision damages.
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Rachel Lare
· petition starter
12 years ago
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Other states need to rise to Florida's standards, we shouldn't lower our standard of safety for profits for auction companies!
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Terry R gRAY
12 years ago
Disaster on the Horizon. This type of foolish move is made by people who do not understand the difference between "The Professional Auto Recycling and Repairable Salvage Industry" and “The people linked in some way with “Damaged and End of Life” vehicle disposal” who have no moral or environmental values. History both in the UK and USA as well as Australasia and Europe shows that the damages caused by previous similar “Hair Brained Money Driven Ideas” are actually far more Financially costly that any increased “”Revenues”” they are designed to create. I speak from experience, I am very knowledgeable on the subject, I am outspoken. I can however back up what I say and would happily show these ”neophytes” the bottomless pit they will walk into if they pass such a ludicrous Bill. Terry Robert Gray
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Terry R gRAY
12 years ago
Founder of Find A Part Over (35 Years in the Industry)
We are opposed to the reckless "certificate of destruction" bill which if successful, would remove the 80% rule, which is helping keeping Floridians safer. The sole purpose of this legislation is to line the pockets of the Auto Auctions while jeopardizing public safety. We urge our Florida Senators and Representatives to vote "NO" on this bill. We ask our members to call your legislators and ask them to vote "no" to keep the roads and highways of Florida free of severely damaged vehicles that put lives at risk! These vehicles need to removed from our roads, as they have been for the last 25 years!
The momentum behind this effort has grown beyond what I imagined when I first started this fight against the auto auctions. My energy is drained but seeing this level of public concern proves that we are right to demand that our legislators keep these dangerous vehicles off our roads.
25 Comments
S
Shawn payne
9 years ago
Featured
This bill will only line the pockets of the insurance companies and the auction houses, neither of them are concerned about the final product this will produce
S
Steve Greenberg
12 years ago
Featured
Bad for small business and bad for consumers and drivers. Seems like another desperate money grab by giant, faceless corporations. VOTE NO
C
Claude Greiner
12 years ago
Featured
Elected officials are charged with protecting their constituants, this bill if passed would put lives at risk, not only to those driving these rebuilt unsafe vehicles but also those who are in their path. Please keep our citizens safe by defeating this bill.
J
June Boggus
12 years ago
Featured
Absolutely, positively NO! Florida doesn't even inspect our vehicles and now we are going to allow compromised vehicles on the road too?! Anyone with half a brain would say no...
S
Steve Holland
12 years ago
Featured
We need the support from Florida Citizens to stop the severely damaged vehicles from even being considered rebuildable. Who in their right mind would put their Family in a vehicle that had more then 80% collision damages.
R
Rachel Lare
· petition starter
12 years ago
Featured
Other states need to rise to Florida's standards, we shouldn't lower our standard of safety for profits for auction companies!
T
Terry R gRAY
12 years ago
Disaster on the Horizon. This type of foolish move is made by people who do not understand the difference between "The Professional Auto Recycling and Repairable Salvage Industry" and “The people linked in some way with “Damaged and End of Life” vehicle disposal” who have no moral or environmental values. History both in the UK and USA as well as Australasia and Europe shows that the damages caused by previous similar “Hair Brained Money Driven Ideas” are actually far more Financially costly that any increased “”Revenues”” they are designed to create. I speak from experience, I am very knowledgeable on the subject, I am outspoken. I can however back up what I say and would happily show these ”neophytes” the bottomless pit they will walk into if they pass such a ludicrous Bill. Terry Robert Gray
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Terry R gRAY
12 years ago
Founder of Find A Part Over (35 Years in the Industry)
This bill will only line the pockets of the insurance companies and the auction houses, neither of them are concerned about the final product this will produce