I-CAR released a report Thursday that covers what it believes to be its key achievements, initiatives, and reinvestments last year; all of which President and CEO John Van Alstyne told Repairer Driven News was done [...]
Waymo is now fully operational in San Francisco and a settlement was reached with Cruise regarding a pedestrian-involved collision in the city last year. Waymo says it has been scaling its service in the city [...]
CDK renewed service to its Dealer Management System (DMS) for a small test group of dealers Wednesday after facing a cyber attack that started last week, according to an email the company sent late Wednesday [...]
There were significant increases in repair times and costs due to storm-related damages in 2023 and it’s bound to get worse this year, according to CCC Intelligent Solutions’ Crash Course Q2 2024 report. The Q2 [...]
The United Kingdom’s National Body Repair Association is asking its incoming government, which will be elected on July 4, to prioritize reforms that will secure the industry’s future. It asks the country to address skills [...]
The New Hampshire legislature passed a bill earlier this month that prohibits the disposal of lithium-ion batteries in solid waste landfill facilities, composting facilities, or incinerators. HB1386 was introduced in the House Dec. 6. It [...]
Last week, U.S. District Judge Trina L. Thompson granted Tesla’s motion to dismiss, in part, denying six of the eight claims made in a class action complaint against the automaker. The lead lawsuit, filed in [...]
BMW Manufacturing opened a press shop in Spartanburg, South Carolina last week that can stamp up to 10,000 parts daily, according to a press release. The press shop is preparing to stamp sheet metal parts [...]
Legislators in New Hampshire have passed a bill that would make glass repairs exempt from current regulations in the state. The bill has been passed by both the House and Senate and was sent to [...]
The Alliance for Automotive Innovation has asked the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to reconsider portions of its new automatic emergency braking (AEB) mandate. NHTSA’s new Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard, FMVSS 127, will require [...]
