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- Many of NY’s Pandemic Restrictions Lifted as State Hits 70% Vaccination Rate
- Gerber Collision & Glass Acquires Repair Center in Victor, NY
- Volta Charging Reaches 100 Charging Stations in Maryland
- Rhode Island Collision Repairers Seek to Clarify Concerns with 2 House Bills
- Automakers’ Lawsuit to Overturn Voter-Approved MA Vehicle Data Access Law Goes to Trial
Northeastern News
Local news stories affecting the auto body industry in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Connecticut, Maryland, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine
Newton, MA, Auto Repair Shops Feel the Pandemic
Owners of Newton, MA, auto repair shops are feeling the pandemic and want people to not forget about them as they look with a wary eye toward the future.
AASP/NJ Treasurer Elected President of AASP National Board
The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of New Jersey (AASP/NJ) congratulates Tom Elder, current treasurer and past president, who was elected president of the AASP National Board during its virtual semi-annual meeting held Oct. 20.
Right to Repair Ballot Initiative Endorsed by Major Massachusetts News Publications
Massachusetts voters are deciding in this year’s election on whether they---and not the vehicle manufacturers---have control over the repair data generated by the vehicle they purchased.
New Jersey Joins California in Calling for Gas-Powered Vehicle Sales Ban by 2035
New Jersey is joining California in calling for a future ban on the sale of gasoline-powered motor vehicles to combat global warming.
Maryland Auto Insurance Launches New Auto Insurance Fraud Initiative
Maryland Auto Insurance has launched an initiative aimed at combatting auto insurance fraud in Maryland.
Deer Crashes in MA Highest in Bristol County
Love is in the air for deer and that’s bad news for motorists who travel the roads of southeastern Massachusetts.
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NABC Recycled Ride® Program, Hertz, High-Velocity Autobody Donate Refurbished Vehicle to a Deserving Veteran
On Oct. 8, a deserving U.S. Marine Corps veteran experienced a life-changing event---the presentation of a vehicle to provide him reliable transportation to carry out his important mission of serving veterans and frontline workers in need.
‘Right-to-Repair’ Referendum in MA Different Than Issue in NH
Boston-area TV channels have been awash in commercials about a “right to repair” referendum in Massachusetts, but New Hampshire viewers should know it’s very different than a “right to repair” bill being studied in this state.
AASP/NJ: Citing Section 64 Could Backfire on Insurers
Non-DRP shops in New Jersey often receive requests to match DRP pricing from insurers, who cite NJ 17:33B-36.1, commonly known as Section 64.
NJ Man Sentenced for Conspiracy to Commit Fraud
A Hudson County, NJ, man, Luis G. Aguirre, 57, was sentenced Oct. 5 to 12 months and one day in prison for his role in an automobile accident scheme, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced.