The judge overseeing the legal challenge to Massachusetts' voter-approved Right to Repair law says he will not issue a decision this month.

The judge overseeing the Massachusetts Right to Repair law challenge by automakers will make a decision within the next month.

The franchise has officially set foot in the Bay State.

By the morning of Nov. 4, around 75 percent of votes approved of the Right to Repair bill.

The town hall meeting will take place on Wednesday, Nov. 4 and will discuss results of the Massachusetts vote on Right to Repair, as well as how the outcome of the presidential election will affect the automotive aftermarket industry.

Vehicle manufacturers were shut down after submitting a legal challenge to the Massachusetts Right to Repair bill.

Meineke Car Care Center in Gardener, Mass., is using the profits they make from oil changes during the month of May to donate to its local healthcare facilities and those in need amid the coronavirus pandemic.