Volvo, BMW, Honda, and Nissan have all made recent announcements to tout improvements in either electric vehicle charging or manufacturing. Volvo has partnered with Breathe Battery Technologies (Breathe) to become the first car company with [...]
The National Automotive Service Task Force (NASTF) will soon be launching a validation program for aftermarket scan tools, according to its website. The Aftermarket Scan Tool Validation Program is an industry effort to reduce high-tech [...]
Vehicle manufacturers are sharing driving information with data brokers, such as LexisNexis, who then share the information with insurance companies, according to a recent New York Times article. The article highlights the story of a [...]
The Nevada Division of Insurance (NVDOI) is seeking public input on proposed revisions to the state’s Essential Health Benefits (EHB) plan. The plan is Nevada’s benchmark set of health care services required in all individual [...]
UVeye, the creator of an AI-driven automated vehicle inspection platform, has announced its collaboration with Acadia Insurance in what the companies say will enhance efficiency and accuracy in Acadia’s appraisal process. The companies say UVeye’s [...]
... specialist Carly Cain. Hazel the dog is looking for her forever home after a long stay at the Humane Society of Kitchener Waterloo and Stratford Perth ...
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell mentioned the cost of insurance on inflation during testimony to the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee last week. “It is clear that insurance of various different kinds, housing [...]
Tractable, an AI photo estimating company, accused CCC of violating anti-trust laws in a motion for countersuit filed Monday in a court case that has stretched more than five years. The motion for leave to [...]
Most U.S. drivers either express fear (66%) or uncertainty (25%) about fully self-driving vehicles — a fear that hasn’t decreased since spiking last March, according to AAA. However, interest in semi-autonomous technologies such as reverse [...]
As the Virginia General Assembly’s regular session came to a close March 9, a bill that would’ve created a rural electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure program died. Meanwhile, two states are considering public utility fees for [...]
