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Tesla’s School Programs in NV Are Key to Its Mission
Tesla’s internships for high school graduates at Gigafactory 1 in Sparks, NV, have been well received due to their mutual benefits for both the company and participants.
Service King, Allstate Donate Car to The Guidance Center in CA
Service King Collision and Allstate Insurance have collaborated to benefit local charity, The Guidance Center of Long Beach, CA, through the National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides program.
California’s $27.6M Fine Against Mercury Insurance Remains
California regulators say a ruling by the state’s highest court means a $27.6 million fine imposed against Mercury Insurance Co. for improperly tacking fees onto auto insurance policies will stand.
CAA Announces New Partnership With Industrial Finishes & Systems
The California Autobody Association (CAA) is delighted to announce Industrial Finishes & Systems, Inc. as our newest corporate sponsor.
WIN Holds “Backpack Drive” During Local Networking Event in Denver
On Aug.17, the Women’s Industry Network (WIN) gave back to the community by collecting backpacks and other back to school necessities to benefit Denver Public Schools’ ESSA Foster and Military Family program.
Early Bird Registration for 2019 MSO Symposium Ending on Sept. 20
Early bird registration for the 2019 MSO Symposium, taking place on Monday, Nov. 4, 2019, in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay, will be ending soon.
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AARC Annual Ride to Raise Funds for Automotive Scholarships
The Automotive Aftermarket Riders Club (AARC) will once again “Ride for the Future” with the proceeds from their annual ride benefiting the University of the Aftermarket Foundation.
Billings, MT, Area Body Shops Busy After Weekend Hail Storm
The hail storm that happened on Sunday, Aug. 11 has kept insurance companies and repair shops busy.
GM Delays Deployment of Driverless-Taxis in San Francisco
A delay in General Motors Co.'s deployment of its self-driving vehicles is fueling increased skepticism that self-driving cars are not ready to ply America’s roads.
Caliber Collision Gifts Vehicle to a California Mother in Need
Lilliana Anderson will receive keys to a 2014 Toyota Sienna from Caliber Collision as part of a national community service program to repair and donate vehicles to individuals in need of reliable transportation.