ASA Management & Tech Service Repair Training Now Includes I-CAR Class for Collision Repair
“Vehicle Technology & Trends 2016,” taught by veteran instructor Ed Staquet, will help students gain insight into repair procedures for several 2016 North American, Asian and European model vehicles.
PCI Commends Automakers’ Commitment to Make Automatic Emergency Braking Standard on New Vehicles
Property Casualty Insurers Association of America’s Bob Passmore said, “The promotion and expansion of accident avoidance technology is paramount for protecting motorists.”
The Great Divide
The division among shops on how to properly repair a vehicle today is too great. Just because there are many different ways to repair a vehicle doesn’t mean you should try some of them.
NPD Reports: Car Sales, Miles Driven Spur Automotive Aftermarket Growth
New and used car sales, an increase in miles driven and atypical weather were factors that influenced the aftermarket’s strong performance in 2015.
CCC Information Services Inc. Publishes 2016 Crash Course Report
This year’s report examines the convergence and steady advancements in connected car technologies, the growing use of driving data among insurers, and the broad adoption of mobile and analytics for improved delivery of insurance and repair products and services.
Automotive Body Parts Association Announces Convention Update
Presentations will cover dynamic pricing, the PARTS Act, servicing the insurance-driven market, the ongoing lawsuit against Ford Motor Co. and more.
The Tech Shortage
Some of the same workforce issues that existed 10 years ago exist today, but the industry has stepped up its efforts to solve them.
AkzoNobel Recognized Again for Sustainability Excellence
The recognition also includes a listing in the 2016 Sustainability Yearbook, which features the world’s most sustainable companies.
SEMA Show Issues Open Call for Speakers
An emphasis will be on dynamic speakers with proven experience in the areas of building a business and social media.
Auto Body Shops Assess 2015, Offer Outlook on 2016
For most, 2015 was a better year business-wise than 2014. But there’s always room for improvement.
