Tell Legislators Why You Depend on AM Radio

Local radio stations keep us connected. They provide the news, sports, weather, traffic and music that we depend on. And during emergencies, local stations offer a lifeline to keep us safe, informed and connected.

For millions of drivers, local radio is what keeps them company on their commute or road trip. In fact, nearly 90% of prospective car buyers say an AM/FM radio should be standard in every car.

Despite AM radio’s continued popularity, some automakers have begun discontinuing the feature in new vehicles.

Now we need to bring this legislation – the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act – to the House and Senate for a vote.

If you want to help keep free, local radio in cars, act now! Tell your legislators you support the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, and they should pass this bill immediately. Your voice matters!

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Dear [Lawmaker],

I am writing as one of the over 82 million Americans that depend on AM radio stations for dependable news, traffic, sports, weather and vital emergency updates.

Unlike satellite radio or streaming, local broadcast radio is always available with no cellular data, subscription or signal required.  

Despite this, some auto manufacturers have recently removed AM radio from their vehicles. 

Numerous lawmakers, regulators and former FEMA administrators agree that AM radio is critical to ensuring the public can access lifesaving information during times of crisis. Taking AM radio out of cars will put Americans at risk. 

Please support keeping AM radio in cars for the safety of our communities and your constituents.

I am writing to thank you for standing up for the 82 million Americans, like me, who depend on AM radio stations for news, traffic, sports, weather and vital emergency updates.

As a supporter of the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act, will you please reach out to congressional leadership to urge them to take action to keep AM radio in cars

There is overwhelming bipartisan support for this effort. 

Numerous lawmakers, regulators and former FEMA administrators agree that AM radio is critical to ensuring the public can access lifesaving information during times of crisis. Taking AM radio out of cars will put Americans at risk.

Thanks again for your support of this critical legislation.

Sincerely,
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