Lessons Learned from Boston’s Test of Self-Driving Cars
A new report details the lessons that the city of Boston has learned from its Autonomous Vehicle (AV) Initiative.
U.S. Drivers Worried About Hackers Seizing Control of Autonomous Vehicles
As cars and trucks move toward a more autonomous future, Americans are highly polarized as to whether to accept or reject them on the road, according to a study by American International Group.
Collision Industry Conference Previews Oct. 31 Meeting
The Collision Industry Conference will convene on Oct. 31 at the Renaissance Hotel in Las Vegas during the 2017 SEMA Show.
CCC Introduces CCC ONE Platform for OEMs
The hyperscale platform connects car manufacturers to CCC’s network of insurance carriers, collision repairers and third-party service providers, helping them realize measurable value from connected car and vehicle data.
Driven by Safety and Emissions Regulations, OEMs Investing Billions in Advanced Vehicle Technology
The R&D spending is fueling brisk growth in autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, in-vehicle connectivity, safety features, electric propulsion and other technology.
Analysis Finds Fear, Anger in 90 Percent of Social Media Conversations About Self-Driving Vehicles
After taking a deep dive into social media posts mentioning autonomous vehicles, an analytics firm has concluded that 90 percent of the conversations are marked by fear and anger about the technology.
Autonomous Driving Will Spur $7 Trillion ‘Passenger Economy,’ Intel Report Says
A new Intel-commissioned study predicts that the rise of autonomous vehicles will give birth to a $7 trillion Passenger Economy by 2050, as today’s drivers become idle passengers.
Toyota Safety Research Center Will Study Autonomous, Connected Vehicle Technologies
As part of “CSRC Next,” the center will invest $35 million in “research designed to support a safe transition to the future of mobility,” the automaker said.
How Do I Transition from Flat-Rate Pay to Salary-Based with Bonus?
Team-pay structures are becoming more popular because, when properly managed, they can make the team more productive and encourage individual career development.
Collision Industry Conference April Meeting Schedule Available
The agenda features updates from various committees, including the Technical Committee (“The Skinny on Scanning”) and the Insurer-Repairer Relations Committee (“Deeper Dive into Repair Procedures”).
