The Maryland Collectible Auto Association exists to protect and advocate for the automotive hobby across the state. One of the most important ways we do that is by listening to the car community.
If you become aware of a law, regulation, policy change, enforcement practice, or proposal in Maryland that could impact car enthusiasts, collectors, restorers, or automotive events, we want to hear about it.
Not every issue makes headlines. Many changes that affect the hobby happen quietly, through committee hearings, agency guidance, or local interpretations of existing laws. By raising a concern early, you help ensure the broader car community is informed before decisions are finalized.
What to Submit
You can raise a concern about:
- Proposed or active Maryland legislation
- Changes to registration, historic plates, emissions, inspections, or usage rules
- Local or statewide enforcement practices affecting enthusiast vehicles
- Policies impacting shows, cruises, or automotive gatherings
- Any issue that threatens the future of the automotive hobby in Maryland
What Happens Next
When a concern is submitted, the MCAA reviews the information, verifies the details, and determines whether action is needed. That action may include:
- Translating the issue into plain language for the community
- Alerting car clubs and enthusiasts across Maryland
- Coordinating testimony, outreach, or awareness efforts
- Tracking the issue as it moves through the legislative or regulatory process
Why This Matters
The car community is strongest when it acts early and together. Raising a concern is not about complaints. It is about awareness, education, and protecting a hobby built on preservation, craftsmanship, and shared passion.
If something does not feel right, or if you think others should know about it, raise the concern. That first alert can make all the difference.
Use the form below to raise a concern – feel free to submit anonymously