Automakers Launch New Non-Saleable Parts/Airbag Lookup Tool
The tool will enable aftermarket parts handlers to identify recalled Takata airbags and work with dealers and others to identify and safely dispose of parts that cannot be resold under Federal law.
Webinar Educates Collision Industry on Counterfeit Parts
The webinar brought together four leaders battling counterfeit parts to discuss the growing challenge.
AASP/NJ Members Attend Webinar on Counterfeit Parts
Presented by Guild 21/VeriFacts Automotive on June 11, “Don’t Gamble with Counterfeit Parts” explored the dangers of fake automotive products.
Auto Glass: Adding Value to Your Body Shop
With the auto glass business model changing, there are more advantages to body shops adding glass service or actively marketing it.
Florida First Responders Learn Skills through NABC F.R.E.E.
More than 36 first responders from Tallahassee and gathered recently for a demonstration of the latest techniques in emergency vehicle extrication.
Measuring Vehicles: Are We Missing the Obvious?
Do you remember when we used to set-up and measure almost every car we repaired? Why did we stop?
NABC, LKQ Host First Responders at F.R.E.E. Program
NABC and LKQ hosted more than 30 first responders from Burleson, Texas, for a demonstration of the latest techniques in emergency vehicle extrication.
Kansas City-Area First Responders Learn Extrication Skills at NABC FREE Event
More than 36 responders from the Kansas City area recently gathered for a demonstration on how to extricate people from today’s advanced vehicles at a National Auto Body Council (NABC) First Responder Emergency Extrication (FREE) education program.
Virginia First Responders Learn New Rescue Skills through NABC FREE Program
More than 50 first responders from dozens of fire departments and rescue squads across Virginia and West Virginia gathered Sept. 26 for a hands-on demonstration of the latest techniques in emergency extrication.
Tesla Earns its First Safety Award from IIHS
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) announced that Tesla has picked up its first award from the institute for its 2019 Model 3 – its less expensive sedan – that qualifies for a TOP SAFETY PICK+.
