Addressing Cyber Security in Your Body Shop
Ryan Cropper, owner of Able Body Shop, a three-store operation in Anchorage, Alaska, nearly lost everything on his personal office computer. Here’s how to avoid the same happening to you.
U.S. Senate Committee Addresses Safety Concerns with Self-Driving Vehicles
Pointing to a fatal Uber crash last year, a U.S. Senate committee focused on how to best address safety challenges involving autonomous vehicles (AVs) during a recent hearing.
Don’t Forget to Register for ASA’s Technology & Telematics Forum
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) announced that registration is still open for the 6th Annual Technology & Telematics Forum on Sept. 12 in Troy, Mich.
ASA Joins Important Panel to Discuss Data Access
The technology and systems in today’s vehicles are becoming increasingly advanced. Yet, in order to diagnose and repair these advanced systems, independent repair shops need to be able to access critical vehicle data.
ASA, Auto Alliance to Host 6th Annual Technology & Telematics Forum
The Automotive Service Association (ASA) is partnering with the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers to host the 6th Annual Technology and Telematics Forum (TTF) Sept. 12, 2019 in Troy, Mich.
Poll: Americans Divided on Self-Driving Cars
A new survey shows that most Americans have mixed feelings about self-driving vehicles, according to an article by U.S. News.
In-Vehicle Marketplace Will Be Available in 80% of Premium Vehicles Sold by 2020, Frost & Sullivan Predicts
The new generation of this platform will leverage customer data and be customized to each vehicle occupant, the firm explains in its “Global Connected Car Market Outlook, 2019.”
Experts: Vehicle Data Access and Choice Necessary for Drivers
Automotive, security and privacy experts, policymakers and consumer advocates discussed “How the Connected Car Impacts Consumer Choice” at the Washington Auto Show.
Right to Repair Coalition Takes on Vehicle Data in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts Right to Repair Coalition has introduced legislation in the commonwealth protecting consumers’ right to own and control the data generated by their vehicle.
Study: Hacked Autonomous Cars Would Cause Chaos
A new study suggests that autonomous cars may not only make traffic worse but also cause mass chaos if hacked, according to an Inverse article.
