On March 26, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) will publish its latest announcement of a new round of exclusions covering a broad range of products on List 3 of the Section 301 tariff action.
The RV industry needs your help. Let the policymakers in your state know that it is imperative that RV businesses are classified as essential, allowing RV dealers to remain open…
The Canadian RV and camping industry has announced measures to advocate to government officials and policy makers that RV manufacturers and suppliers, RV dealers and service centers, and private RV parks and campgrounds be included in the businesses deemed as essential services…
Based on the information RVIA received from Indiana state officials, RV manufacturing qualifies as essential businesses in Indiana under Gov. Eric Holcomb’s March 23 Executive Order…
Indiana has joined the growing list of states issuing stay-at-home orders to prevent the spread of COVID-19. In an address to the state Monday, March 23, Gov. Eric Holcomb asked Hoosiers…
The Small Business Administration will work directly with state governors to provide targeted, low-interest loans to small businesses severely impacted by COVID-19. New paid sick leave legislation takes effect April 2.
RVIA, RVDA and ARVC jointly sent a letter to all 50 state governors, urging them to recognize the RV industry and campgrounds as essential businesses and to allow them to remain operational during the COVID-19 outbreak.
RVIA has gathered talking points and the latest industry-specific info in a comprehensive online resource to help RV professionals respond to the coronavirus outbreak and mitigate its impact on the industry.
The RVIA has been working diligently to stave off a challenge with titling and licensing RVs in Texas. The association’s state affairs team worked quickly to address the emerging issue…
Last week, a bill (WA HB 2242) to solve an RV length issue in Washington was passed by the Washington State Senate. Although the bill had received broad and bipartisan support since introduction, it was placed in the “x” files…
The Indiana Senate unanimously passed House Bill 1059 on Tuesday. The bill exempts sales tax on RVs sold to certain out-of-state customers. While Indiana RV manufacturers make 85 percent of all RVs in the U.S…
Last summer, Washington state decided to stop approving plans for travel trailers longer than 40 feet in length. Such vehicles have been built, sold and registered in the state for decades. Yesterday, legislation (WA HB 2242)…
