Massachusetts Senate to Consider Distracted Driving Bill
Drivers could still use hands-free devices to make calls, and there are exceptions for emergency situations included in the bill.
The Millennial Takeover
Millennials are taking over. It’s up to you to make this transition smooth and potentially more profitable. Are you up to the challenge?
Technical: Tips for Saving Time and Money
I surveyed the industry and came up with some procedural tips and tips for technicians that will lead to a smoother running and more profitable shop.
A Glimpse into the Future
What our business might look like in 2045 is anyone’s guess. And guess we did, starting with what Mrs. Smith’s ride might look like.
Editor’s Notes: Change Is Everywhere
The auto body industry isn’t the only industry undergoing rapid change. The publishing industry is changing, too. So take heart in knowing that change is the one common denominator we can all relate to.
State Farm Asks Teens What Would Stop Them From Texting While Driving
The survey revealed that nearly all teens, more than 90 percent, say they understand texting while driving is distracting, yet 44 percent say they do it.
BASF Canada Accepting Entries for 2016 Calendar
The 36th annual calendar featuring vehicles painted with BASF Glasurit or R-M finishes will be distributed across North America.
CEI Urges Fleet Drivers to Take Pledge Against Distracted Driving
Fleet driver management company urges fleet drivers to recognize April as Distracted Driving Awareness month by signing a nationwide pledge to avoid distracted driving.
Is Technology Killing Our Passion for Cars?
BSB Publisher Scott Shriber discusses those Generation Xers and Yers out there who consistently show that the automobile is losing ground to those pesky little devices known as cellphones.
NABC to Facilitate Collecting ‘Cell Phones for Soldiers’ at CIC
As part of its continuing mission to promote goodwill and the positive image of the collision industry, the National Auto Body Council (NABC) has announced support for a national program called "Cell Phones for Soldiers." Cell Phones for Soldiers, which is a registered 501c3 non-profit organization, turns old cell phones into prepaid phone cards for