Every year, more and more US states are standing up for themselves and demanding the Right to Repair the things that they own.  Big manufacturers are pushing hard against the laws—they'd prefer that you buy new stuff instead of fixing your old stuff.

Five states already have passed laws covering a wide variety of equipment ranging from cell phones and computers to wheelchairs and tractors. More needs to be done, and more state laws will fill in the gaps.

Tell your state legislator that you want Right to Repair legislation in your state too.

Repair is a public mandate. We should be able to repair everything we own —from cell phones and appliances to televisions and tractors. And manufacturers should help instead of standing in the way. They need to provide owners and repair technicians with access to the parts, tools, and service information they need to fix these products.

Stand up for your Right to Repair—for your family, for your business, for your schools, and for your community. Write your legislator. Tell them that you want the Right to Repair in your state.