VIDEO: ADAS and Your Shop’s Reputation, Presented by Launch Tech USA
Why it’s important to verify that all ADAS systems are operating correctly before you return the vehicle to the owner.
VIDEO: Electronic Blueprinting, Presented by Launch Tech
What an electronic blueprint is and why it’s important to create one before the repair begins.
CIECA Announces Webinar on What to Expect from Vehicles in 2020
The Oct. 15 CIECAst will feature CCC’s Susanna Gotsch, who will present, “What to Expect in 2020: Developments in the Automobile in 2019 and What That May Mean in 2020.”
VIDEO: How ADAS Systems Work, Presented by Launch Tech
In the video, BodyShop Business Editor Jason Stahl talks about different ADAS systems and how they work.
New Study Finds American Millennials are Worst Offenders of Phone Use Behind the Wheel
In a new study by Liberty Mutual, 86 percent of Millennials in the U.S. admitted to having used their phone while driving.
VIDEO: Aligning ADAS Sensors, Presented by Launch Tech USA
In the video, BodyShop Business Editor Jason Stahl talks about the need for calibration after many repairs to late-model vehicles, and he emphasizes the fact that even if there’s no light on the dash after a recalibration, that doesn’t mean that the sensors have been aimed properly.
Ohio First Responders Learn New Rescue Skills through Extrication Training
The NABC announced that its FREE program hosted more than 168 first responders from Ohio fire departments, as well as first responders from across the country and as far away as Germany, May 4-5 in Fairborn, Ohio.
Chasing Wires: Beyond Scanning in the Auto Body World
Scanning electronics, recalibrating sensors and reprogramming parts is a new part of our world we must adapt to. But there is one more aspect to address: chasing wires.
Advanced Auto Tech Changing Car Insurance
As technology continues to rapidly change in the automotive and collision worlds, three “mega-trends” continue to force customer service and product innovations, according to an article by Property Casualty 360.
Hyundai Revises Warranty Language to Address Federal Trade Commission Concerns
In response to a compliance warning from the Federal Trade Commission, Hyundai Motor America moved swiftly to revise some warranty language on its website and apologized “for any confusion this may have caused.”
