NABC’s ‘FREE’ Program Provides Firefighters with Crash Course on How to Cut up Complex Vehicles
NABC’s training program is designed to provide specialized instruction on the safest, fastest way to extricate accident victims from vehicles constructed with today’s high-strength materials and advanced technologies.
Car Buyers Expect Advanced Technology in Their Vehicles, But Are They Willing to Pay for it?
A new survey reveals that consumers’ willingness to pay for advanced technology is limited to some telematics apps and creature comforts.
CARSTAR Offers Tips for Protecting Vehicles from Hail Damage
CARSTAR’s experts offer advice to help vehicle owners deal with unusual winter storms, before and after.
Dissecting Today’s Vehicles
With the advanced materials in today’s vehicles, looking up the OE procedures has become a necessity.
Nevada Issues First US Autonomous Vehicle Restricted Driver’s License to Quadriplegic Former Racer Driver
The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles has been working with Sam Schmidt and Arrow since 2015 to become the first state to enhance regulations allowing Schmidt to legally drive the SAM Car on Nevada public roads under restricted conditions.
NHTSA to Host Public Meetings on Automated Vehicles
As part of the meeting, NHTSA is seeking input on planned guidelines for the safe deployment and operation of automated vehicles.
Electronics – Changing the Game Part II
When repairing vehicles today, the question, “Is the system working?” has changed to, “Is the system calibrated correctly?”
Electronics – Changing the Game
New vehicle electronics packages are creating a lot of frustration in the industry. And there may not be any easy solution.
Automated Vehicle Technology: Threat Or Opportunity
Body shop owners are now wondering what the new automated vehicle technology will mean for them and their technicians.
LKQ Corporation and Premiere Services Launch OEM Electronics Replacement Program
Mobile Electronics Quality Replacement Program (QRP) extends company’s market beyond aftermarket products to OEM offerings for collision and theft.