Opposite to President Joe Biden’s efforts, former President Donald Trump says, if elected, he would invite China to manufacture vehicles in the U.S. According to multiple media outlets, Trump spoke on the subject at last [...]
BMW workers at the OEM’s regional distribution center in Palmer Township, Pennsylvania have voted to ratify a new contract securing raises of up to 33% and ending the two-tier wage system over the life of [...]
asTech’s recent agreement with GEICO isn’t the company’s first noteworthy connection to the insurance industry and it’s not the only example of vendors agreeing to pricing with insurance carriers on scans and calibrations. In February [...]
Seven out of eight small SUVs tested performed well in the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) rear crash prevention evaluation, which addresses low-speed backing crashes. Those types of collisions account for a large portion [...]
Following OEM specifications along with using OEM or compatible software and tools is important when handling low voltage systems and batteries, panelists at a Collision Industry Conference (CIC) meeting July 10. Don Seyfer, National Automotive [...]
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Two collision centers are plaintiffs in the newest class action suit filed in federal court against CDK following a cyber attack that shut down and disrupted the company’s services for weeks. Smith Collision Center and [...]
WD-40 and NAPA have partnered with TechForce Foundation to offer $50,000 in scholarships aimed at bolstering a new generation of trade professionals. The number of tech school graduates has recently risen for the first time [...]
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on final rules that it says will “improve transportation safety and mobility by integrating advanced communications technologies into vehicles and infrastructure.” The rules would allow in-vehicle and roadside [...]
Proposed changes to the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC)’s Public Adjusters Licensing Model Act that, after final approval, would’ve eliminated the assignment of benefits (AOB) from customers to repairers will not apply to collision [...]
