Carubba Collision Expands in New York State
With the addition of three new stores in Amsterdam, Utica and Syracuse, Carubba Collision Corp. now has 17 total stores throughout New York State.
CARSTAR Opens First New York City Locations
CARSTAR Auto Body Repair Experts announced the opening of its first two locations to serve New York City drivers.
Audi Demonstrates Self-Driving Technology in New York, a First for State
Audi became the first company to demonstrate an automated vehicle in New York, at an event near Albany.
Driverless Vehicles’ Cybersecurity Questioned in New York Times Article
As automakers and technology firms continue their quest to develop a viable autonomous vehicle, digital automotive security experts are trying to figure out how to prevent hackers from penetrating the vehicle’s computer area network (CAN).
GM’s Quest to be a Leader in Autonomous Vehicles Highlighted in New York Times Piece
A June 4 New York Times article looks at GM’s big bet on self-driving cars, and suggests that driverless vehicles might be on our streets “sooner than we think.”
Audi First to be Approved for Autonomous Vehicle Demonstration in New York
The automaker said it intends to demonstrate and test Level 3 automated vehicles in New York, or vehicles capable of automated driving at posted highway speeds when specific conditions are met.
New York Governor Gives Green Light to Autonomous Vehicle Testing
As part of a yearlong pilot program, the state is accepting applications from companies seeking to test or demonstrate autonomous vehicles on public roads.
National AutoBody Research Launches VRS Labor Rate Survey in State of New York
With the addition of New York, the VRS Labor Rate Survey now operates in the nation’s top five most populated states, including California, Texas, Florida and Illinois.
Service King Adds Two New York Repair Centers
With the addition of two facilities previously owned by Gates Automotive, Service King now operates three locations in the Rochester, N.Y., area.
New York: Bill Would Forbid Insurers from Specifying Aftermarket Collision Repair Parts on Newer Vehicles
The New York State Assembly is considering a bill that would require body shops to use new OEM repair parts on collision-damaged vehicles that are three years old and under.
