Insurers Will Need to Cash in on Autonomous Vehicles by 2025, Report Says
The rise of autonomous vehicles will be a mixed blessing for U.S. auto insurers, according to a new report.
Automotive Service Association Gears Up for Connected Cars Event
Connected CARS will feature high-level training on the future of scan tools and cybersecurity with a primary focus on driver assistance systems operation, design, diagnosis and calibration.
NYU Professors Developing Artificial Intelligence that Links Driverless Cars to Cloud-Based Maps
Two NYU researchers are developing a deep learning system that will allow self-driving cars to navigate, maneuver and respond to changing road conditions.
European Commission Releases Strategy for Cooperative, Connected, Automated Mobility
The strategy offers step-by-step guidance for coordinated deployment of connected and automated vehicles across the European Union.
U.S. House Subcommittee Holds Hearing on Self-Driving Cars
The hearing is the latest in a series that is examining the effects of federal policy on emerging technologies.
Most Companies Unprepared for Emergence of Autonomous Vehicles
According to global consultant McKinsey & Co., consumers will begin to adopt autonomous vehicles (AVs) starting in 2020 – and autonomous vehicles will become the primary mode of transportation by 2050.
Web Presence Management: Email and Internet Security
A crash course on email and Internet security basics.
ASA to Host Webinar on Telematics Policy
Participants will hear from aftermarket representatives, vehicle manufacturers and ASA leadership about the implications of new-technology policy developments for repair professionals.
Complete Agenda and Speakers Released for NACE | CARS Service Repair Leadership Forum
SRLF provides industry leaders with an opportunity to discuss vital issues, share business knowledge, network with key decision makers, gain insight into leading trends of today and help shape the future of the industry.
Lawmakers Worry About Cyberattacks on Self-Driving Cars
Despite the worries, most lawmakers at the hearing appeared excited by the technology, many even referencing rides they had taken in autonomous vehicles.