Commercial Vehicle Solutions Network becomes 2016 partner of National Automotive Service Task Force

Jan. 28, 2016
NASTF had recently begun integrating heavy duty vehicle original equipment manufacturers (OEM) into its programs offered on the NASTF website.

In a welcome show of support, the Commercial Vehicle Solutions Network (CVSN) has become a 2016 Partner in the National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF). NASTF had recently begun integrating heavy duty vehicle original equipment manufacturers (OEM) into its programs offered on the NASTF website following a historic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Truck & Equipment Manufacturers Association (EMA) and CVSN.

“We are happy to welcome CVSN into our family of Supporting Partners,” said Allen Pennebaker, Chairman of the NASTF Board of Directors. “We thank them for becoming one of our bronze sponsors. It is through a willingness of participating entities, like CVSN, to add their resources to this endeavor, which is so vital to the health of our industry that we can bring information access to all.”

“Becoming a partner and sponsor of NASTF continues CVSN’s commitment to work with other organizations committed to the health and growth of the independent aftermarket,” said Edward Neeley, President of Truck Supply Company of South Carolina and President of CVSN.

“NASTF has been a big help with implementation of the Right to Repair National Commercial Vehicle Service Information MOU,” added Marc Karon, President of Total Truck Parts and Chairman of the Commercial Right to Repair Coalition led by CVSN. “All of the OEM and supplier website links will be indexed on the NASTF site, directing commercial vehicle technicians easily to service information, tools and software. In addition,” continued Karon, “the NASTF Service Information Request feature will provide a bridge to manufacturers when the necessary service information or software is not accessible.”

The NASTF Partnership program was established to recognize the individuals and organizations who continue to show their generous support of the NASTF mission. Details of the NASTF Partner program are available at www.nastf.org/partners.

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