Vehicle parts theft legislation progresses — House catalytic converter bill moves to full Committee

April 6, 2026
Mike Kastner
NTEA Senior Vice President
Bipartisan federal legislation targeting catalytic converter theft and diesel emissions device theft continues to advance, including the proposed PART Act. Readers gain insight into how the legislation could reduce theft, lower repair costs, and support stronger enforcement across state lines.
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