April 20th 2:00 pm/et

Is the TREAD Act really working?
Warranty Week Webinars
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Future Events
05/18 - Integrating Warranty Into Existing Systems
Featuring Marianne Grant of Syncata Corp.
Tuesday, March 16th 2:00 pm/et

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When Congress passed the TREAD Act in 2000, it did so with a sincere belief that an early analysis of warranty repair and safety/crash data could save lives. When the government began collecting that data late last year, it promised to not only analyze the data and detect the safety problems, but also to follow through with product recalls
and expanded investigations.

In the past few weeks, numerous automotive recalls have been backed by specific pieces of warranty and safety data gleaned from TREAD Act early warning reports. Consumer advocates are now suing for better access to even more warranty and safety data, but industry insiders are beginning to ask: Is the TREAD Act really working?

Please join TREAD Act expert and Syncata Corp. consultant Marianne Grant for an insightful look at the early success of the TREAD Act. If the government really is analyzing data and detecting patterns, what should a manufacturer do to prepare for follow-up questions? What use can warranty and safety data be put to within a manufacturer's own production process?

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