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Mark Field is new IAAF chief executive

Career Tracks, UK News

Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has appointed Mark Field as its new chief executive, succeeding Wendy Williamson who is retiring later this year. Field has worked with the IAAF through the Federation’s PR representative, Impression Communications, for the past nine years and will assume chief executive responsibilities from 1 July 2021. He also has experience working within automotive media, PR and automotive trading groups.

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  1. Autotech joins IAAF
  2. IAAF’s Williamson re-elected to FIGIEFA board
  3. IAAF promotes Mike Smallbone to membership development role
  4. IAAF appoints Terry Knox as new president
4th May 2021/by Peter Gardner

IAAF told ‘no plans for vehicle scrappage scheme’

UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has received confirmation from BEIS (Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy) that the government has no plans to introduce a vehicle scrappage scheme.

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  1. IAAF chief executive defends current MOT timings on BBC Radio 4
  2. IAAF announces Ratner as new keynote speaker at conference
  3. IAAF welcomes EU’s call for “robust regulatory system” before January 2020
  4. IAAF welcomes FIGIEFA’s involvement in ExVe “Proof of Concept” testing
17th August 2020/by Andrew

End of MOT extension ‘will make the roads safer’ – IAAF

Legislation, UK News
IAAF

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) welcomed the end of the MOT extension period on 1 August. The federation argues that the move will not only significantly increase road safety but will give a much-needed boost to the automotive sector overall.

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  1. IAAF praises sector as it fights to overhaul MOT extension
  2. EU removes ‘discriminatory’ aftermarket phrase from roadworthiness legislation
  3. IAAF to provide key updates at Automechanika
  4. IAAF backs ProMOTe campaign
29th June 2020/by Andrew

IAAF praises sector as it fights to overhaul MOT extension

Legislation, UK News

The IAAF is continuing to call for the MOT extension to be scrapped and has written to government to get the decision overturned. In various communications with DVSA and Department for Transport, IAAF chief executive, Wendy Williamson said the decision to extend the MOT “will inevitably have a serious impact on road safety as road worthiness can alter greatly during this period. There is also the obvious concern that due to this postponement there could be thousands of vehicles on the road that are dangerous and unroadworthy.”

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  2. End of MOT extension ‘will make the roads safer’ – IAAF
  3. EU removes ‘discriminatory’ aftermarket phrase from roadworthiness legislation
  4. IAAF to provide key updates at Automechanika
28th May 2020/by Andrew

6-month MOT extension causes huge challenges, says IAAF

Legislation, UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has said the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency’s (DVSA) decision to extend MOTs for a six-month period causes “huge challenges” for the sector, arguing that the industry needs to ensure vehicles continue to be kept safe in these challenging times.

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  1. IAAF praises sector as it fights to overhaul MOT extension
  2. Aftermarket suppliers can remain open in Covid-19 lockdown
  3. MOT proposals ‘fraught with danger’ – IAAF
  4. End of MOT extension ‘will make the roads safer’ – IAAF
30th March 2020/by Andrew

Aftermarket suppliers can remain open in Covid-19 lockdown

Company News, UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation has gained clarification from government that businesses in the automotive aftermarket supplying garages, namely motor factors and suppliers, can remain open during the Covid-19 lockdown. Garages are exempt from the enforced closure of retailers, but motor factors can stay open in order to supply workshops who continue to support logistics providers, local councils, blue light services and key workers.

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  1. Garages to remain open despite lockdown
  2. IAAF gears up for change at Annual Conference
  3. ProVQ becomes IAAF member
  4. Universal Components latest CV supplier to join IAAF
26th March 2020/by Andrew

Packed AGM sees new-look IAAF council formed

UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has held one of its largest ever Annual General Meetings (AGMs) this week, which saw the formulation of a new look IAAF council for 2020-21.

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  1. IAAF awards and dinner brings independent aftermarket together
  2. ProVQ becomes IAAF member
  3. ECCO Safety Group joins IAAF
  4. Aftermarket suppliers can remain open in Covid-19 lockdown
26th February 2020/by Andrew

IAAF gears up for change at Annual Conference

UK News

The IAAF Conference 2019 has highlighted the massive technology-led transformation in the global automotive industry and how every business in the independent aftermarket can take full advantage.

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  1. IAAF Conference to focus on implications of Brexit
  2. Aftermarket suppliers can remain open in Covid-19 lockdown
  3. IAAF conference ‘a great success’
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16th December 2019/by Andrew

NCD UK signs up to IAAF membership

UK News

Nationwide Clutch Distributors (NCD) UK Ltd has become the latest automotive aftermarket company to join Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF).

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  4. Future of aftermarket under the microscope at Industry Briefing
11th November 2019/by Andrew

Future of aftermarket under the microscope at Industry Briefing

UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has held its final Industry Briefing of 2019 at Haynes Motor Museum, with the future of the automotive aftermarket very much dominating proceedings.

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  1. IAAF goes virtual to keep industry connected
  2. ProVQ becomes IAAF member
  3. Next IAAF Industry Briefing to take place at Haynes Motor Museum
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4th November 2019/by Andrew

Premier Components UK Ltd joins IAAF to promote remanufacturing

Company News, UK News

Full-line automotive core broker Premier Components UK Ltd has joined Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF), with the aim of promoting the merits of remanufacturing. The company is a leading player in the component sourcing and support for the supply to the wider remanufacturing industry across the UK and Europe.

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Related news:

  1. IAAF welcomes new members Omega Tools, Lumag
  2. Automechanika Birmingham seminar programme unveiled
  3. IAAF Annual Awards Dinner ‘largest event for years’ celebrating aftermarket success
  4. 2018 IAAF conference warns aftermarket of ‘profound transformation’
23rd September 2019/by Andrew

Sun shines on IAAF Golf Challenge 2019

UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has successfully hosted its second Team Golf Challenge at The Abbey Hotel, Redditch in aid of automotive trade charity, BEN.

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  1. IAAF BEN golf event ‘most popular ever’
  2. IAAF annual BEN cricket match set for June
  3. Autoparts extends IAAF support with 2016 conference and golf day sponsorship
  4. IAAF Golf Challenge will benefit BEN
16th September 2019/by Andrew

Wheel safety specialist Checkpoint joins IAAF

UK News

The Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) has welcomed Checkpoint as its latest member, enabling the wheel safety specialist to keep up to date with the latest developments and legislation in the industry.

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  1. ‘IAAF membership will support expansion effort’ – GT Automotive
  2. IAAF joins forces with IPO for Counterfeit Awareness 2019
  3. Premier Components UK Ltd joins IAAF to promote remanufacturing
  4. End of MOT extension ‘will make the roads safer’ – IAAF
12th August 2019/by Tyrepress Editors

IAAF joins forces with IPO for Counterfeit Awareness 2019

UK News

Wendy Williamson, chief executive of the Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF), has lent further support in the fight against fake goods, when she attended Counterfeit Awareness 2019 in Bristol on July 4, in conjunction with IPO.

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Related news:

  1. Autotech joins IAAF
  2. CV factor Robert Carter joins IAAF
  3. NCD UK signs up to IAAF membership
  4. IAAF gears up for change at Annual Conference
30th July 2019/by Andrew

UK new car market falls again in May

Market Info, Product News, UK News

The UK new car market declined by -4.6 per cent in May with 183,724 units registered, according to figures released by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The fall reflects continued uncertainty over diesel and clean air zones as well as the removal of incentives for plug-in hybrid vehicles. Meanwhile, the underlying economic and political instability continues to affect consumer and business confidence.

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  1. Steady growth in May car registrations
  2. June UK car sales – decline continues as low emission sales falter
  3. 10-year high for April car registrations
  4. Slower August for UK new car market – registrations drop 6.4 per cent
6th June 2019/by Andrew
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