Colorado's Right-to-Repair Movement Faces Legislative Challenges
In Colorado, the right-to-repair movement is gaining momentum as residents seek to repair their own devices and appliances. Events like the Longmont Repair Café provide spaces for individuals to learn and practice repair skills, supported by volunteers. The movement advocates for laws that require manufacturers to provide tools and instructions for repairs. However, a new bill, Senate Bill 90, proposes exemptions for technology used in critical infrastructure, potentially undermining existing right-to-repair laws. This has sparked opposition from consumer protection groups who argue that the bill's broad definition of 'critical infrastructure' could allow manufacturers to bypass repair laws. 
