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Autonomous Cars: Human Drivers Still Required
Written by David A. Wood, CarComplaints.com
A report from the Governors Highway Safety Association (GHSA) concludes that humans will still be responsible for driving chores even as driverless cars are introduced to the highways.
Over 70 Million Vehicles Are on the Road With Open Recalls
Written by Consumer Federation of America, YubaNet.com
More than 70 million vehicles on the road with open recalls pose a significant highway safety danger.
WIN To Offer Dave Luehr’s ‘Developing a WINner’s Mindset’ Webinar
The Women’s Industry Network (WIN®) is excited to announce that it will host a 30-minute informational webinar called “Developing a WINner’s Mindset – Pun Intended!” on Wednesday, Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. EST.
ASA, Cintas Offer Webinar on 'Ensuring Safety in Every Corner'
Written by Chasidy Rae Sisk
On Wednesday, Sept. 19, the Automotive Service Association (ASA) partnered with Cintas to provide an informative session titled “Shop of the Future: Ensuring Safety in Every Corner.”
U.S. Imposes 10% Tariff on Certain Auto Glass Imported From China
Written by Emmariah Holcomb, glassBYTEs.com
Chinese materials used in the auto glass and glazing industries will be subject to a 10 percent tariff effective Sept. 24, 2018.
Auto Industry Still Assessing Impact of Hurricane Florence
Written by Marcus Williams, Automotive Logistics
It is still too early to determine the full impact of Hurricane Florence on the North American automotive supply chain, which hit the East Coast of the U.S. over the weekend of Sept. 15--16 and brought destruction to large areas of North and South Carolina.
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Tesla Opens Its First 9 Body Repair Centers
Written by Mark Kane, InsideEVsTesla continues to evolve and adapt to the changing environment with its vertical integration of its offer over the entire value chain.
Ford Recalls More Than 2 Million Pickup Trucks Due To Fire Risks
Written by Jessica Miley, Interesting EngineeringFord is recalling almost 2 million pickup trucks due to a seat belt problem that may cause fires. The recall involves the best-selling vehicle model in the U.S.: the F-150 pickup.
How the Recycled Part Procurement Process Continues To Improve
Written by Stacey PhillipsWhen a typical collision repair facility orders an OE recycled part for a repair, Jim McKinney said there are three important concerns they likely have: price, timing and quality.
Industry Veteran Launches Collision Industry History Book
Collision industry veteran Gary Ledoux is pleased to announce the launch of his new book, "YesterWreck: The History of the Collision Repair Industry in America."