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Letter to the Editor
Tuesday April 8
ARA and ECAR Center Partner for Online Environmental Compliance Information
The Automotive Recyclers Association (ARA) and the Environmental Compliance for Automotive Recyclers center (ECAR center) have teamed up to provide a new logo to depict the relationship between the association and the center in their efforts to become the driving force of environmental compliance.ARA is an integral part of providing valuable information that helps automotive recyclers stay in compliance with local and federal regulations. This information could save the recycler thousands of dollars in hefty fines from environmental regulatory agencies.
The ARA ECAR center is the #1 source for state-by-state automotive compliance information. Automotive recyclers around the country log on to the ARA ECAR center as their one-stop-shop for the answers to all of their environmental compliance questions. Automotive recyclers can benefit from the ARA ECAR center’s information regarding various forms of best management practices, pollution control and prevention, and environmental regulations compliance.
The ARA ECAR center is easy to use and also provides an interactive map to help recyclers locate their local compliance regulations, making the ARA ECAR center an invaluable resource to automotive recyclers.
“The ARA ECAR center, www.ecarcenter.org, not only provides automotive recyclers with the most up-to-date compliance information, but helps to save them time and money too,” noted Michael E. Wilson, ARA Executive Vice President.
ARA is a non-profit trade association with nearly 1,000 members located in all 50 states. Founded in 1943 and based in Fairfax, Virginia, the Automotive Recyclers Association represents an industry dedicated to the efficient removal and reuse of automotive parts along with the proper disposal of inoperable motor vehicles.
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