Amica Selects CCC for AI-Powered Claims Technology
Amica will leverage CCC’s advanced AI and mobile solutions to meet the evolving needs of its policyholders.
ABRA Woodstock, NABC Donate Recycled Ride to Atlanta Family
The NABC, ABRA Woodstock and GEICO recently donated a refurbished vehicle to a deserving Atlanta family via the Recycled Rides program.
Filter Contaminants from Compressed Air
Walmec North America’s 5 Micron Compressed Air Filter provides point-of-use filtration of liquids, oils and other contaminants.
AAA Study Examines Travel in U.S. Before and During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic, the associated policy interventions such as stay-at-home orders, and the associated economic recession all had profound influences on how much Americans traveled and how they traveled in 2020.
Crash Champions Donates Recycled Ride to Chicagoland Family
Crash Champions has restored and donated a 2012 Hyundai Tucson to a local Chicagoland family in need as part of the NABC’s Recycled Rides program.
Maaco Families Share Stories of Working Alongside Their Dads
With Father’s Day still fresh in everyone’s minds, two Maaco franchisees shared their experiences of working alongside their dads in a company that has many family-run businesses.
Mitchell Examines Post-Pandemic Claims, Collision Trends
Mitchell executives share trends and predictions on how the tools and innovations seeing faster adoption following the COVID-19 pandemic empower the claims and collision repair industry to weather the future.
Washburn Tech Donates Two Vehicles to Needy Kansas Families
Instructors and students at Washburn Tech recently donated two refurbished vehicles to two deserving Topeka, Kansas recipients via the NABC Recycled Rides program.
G & C Auto Body Donates Recycled Rides to Two Needy Families
G & C Auto Body, along with State Farm and Allstate, recently donated refurbished vehicles to two Northern California families via the NABC Recycled Rides program.
American Family Provides Grants for 12 Schools Through CREF
Twelve schools around the country were awarded $1,000 each, which will be used to enhance their collision repair education programs.
