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Lucid Motors Expands Retail Locations in the U.S. with First East Coast Studios in South Florida
Lucid Motors, which is setting new standards for sustainable mobility with its advanced luxury EVs, announced Dec. 17 the opening of its newest retail location, the Lucid Studio in Miami at Brickell City Centre on Dec. 19.
Gerber Collision & Glass Acquires Repair Center in Morrow, GA
The Boyd Group Inc. announced the acquisition of a collision repair center in Morrow, GA.
Tesla Owners Rally in GA in Powerful Statement Against Human Trafficking
“When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favor.”
Florida Among States with Most COVID-19 Workers' Comp Medical Claims
Florida was in the top five nationally in the rate of COVID-19-related workers’ compensation insurance medical claims filed in the first six months of 2020, a report released by the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) said.
Colors on Parade Opens New Franchise in Huntsville, AL
Colors on Parade, the world’s largest eco-friendly mobile automotive paint and dent repair services franchise, is pleased to announce the opening of its newest franchise unit in Huntsville, AL.
Video Shows FL Auto Body Shooting Was Likely an Ambush
Surveillance video of a Nov. 30 fatal shooting at an Opa-locka, FL, auto body shop shows what appears to be an ambush.
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Tesla Powerwall Thieves Discover Stealing Six Home Batteries a Bad Idea
On Nov. 27, a warehouse owned by ProSolar Caribbean in the Virgin Islands was subjected to a rather strange theft.
Florida Lawmakers to Again Ponder Pulling the Plug on Red Light Cameras
According to the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles, 63 Florida cities were operating 638 red light cameras in 2018.
CCA Elects New Leaders, Unveils Consumer Page, Code of Ethics and More at Last Meeting of 2020
During its last meeting of the year Nov. 6, the Carolinas Collision Association (CCA) held a board election, announced its 2020 Most Improved Shops and unveiled its brand new consumer page and Code of Ethics.
MSCRA, GCIA Hire New Executive Director Josh Kent, Expands His Leadership to Five States
The Mississippi Collision Repair Association (MSCRA) and the Georgia Collision Industry Association (GCIA) recently hired the same new executive director: Josh Kent, who is also executive director of the Carolinas Collision Association (CCA) and the Tennessee Collision Repairers Association (TCRA).