SCRS Meeting Will Highlight Ohio Vehicle Repair Board
The mission of this board and staff is the registration and regulation of collision repair facilities in Ohio.
MEMA Releases Statement on Right-to-Repair Pact
The association believes the agreements in place now fall short of protecting the future of repair access.
CAR Coalition Opposes New Right-to-Repair Pact
The CAR Coalition has questioned the impetus behind a new Right-to-Repair Pact between organizations affiliated with the auto manufacturers.
Independent Repairers, Automakers Strike Right-to-Repair Pact
Organizations representing the country’s independent automotive repairers, collision repair experts and leading automakers have inked a landmark agreement on automotive right-to-repair.
SCRS, I-CAR Partner on Collision Technician Survey
The goal of the survey is to share information that can lead to solutions and create stronger, more rewarding careers for skilled technicians while addressing the talent shortage.
Enterprise Expands Support of 2022 Repairer Driven Education
The SCRS has recognized Enterprise for their continued support of the 2022 RDE series, the OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit and the digital delivery of the RDE program.
SCRS Announces Full Lineup for OEM Collision Repair Summit
The summit’s three sessions highlight how trends and technological developments in modern vehicles influence vehicle repairability and collision industry preparation.
CCA, WMABA Partner to Host Southeast Collision Conference
The Carolinas Collision Association and the Washington Metropolitan Auto Body Association have partnered to host the second annual Southeast Collision Conference April 14-15, 2023.
SCRS Repairer Driven Education Sessions Now Available Online
SCRS announced that all of its 2021 Repairer Driven Education general sessions plus the OEM Summit sessions are now available online.
BASF Supports Repairer Driven Education at SEMA Show
BASF once again is supporting SCRS’ RDE series at the SEMA Show, which kicks off at 3 p.m. PST on Monday, Nov. 1.
