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New research from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety finds that older drivers with a history of falling are 40% more likely to experience a vehicle collision.
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State legislation aimed at ensuring OEM parts for collision repair claims during the first two years of a vehicle’s life fails to garner committee support.
Read More →The automaker announces that 25 of 30 Lexus and Toyota models will include Lexus Safety System+ or Toyota Safety Sense as standard equipment by the end of 2017.
Read More →Legislators in both Maryland and Louisiana are considering new insurance industry restrictions on the use of aftermarket replacement parts for vehicle repair.
Read More →After an accident or major equipment failure, fleet managers often have to make a hard decision to either repair or replace the damaged vehicle. There is no right or wrong answer, but fleets need to keep safety and the bottom line in sight.
Read More →TechnaGlass, a Utah-based provider of automotive glass repair and replacement, continues its expansion into the Northwest.
Read More →The CEI Group Inc. (CEI) has earned Gold Class designation for excellence in automobile collision repair appraisal expertise from the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair (I-CAR), a non-profit education and training organization.
Read More →The 2017 model year will usher in some noteworthy safety upgrades, including the latest semi-autonomous drive technology from Volvo.
Read More →The satellite Maaco operations will offer a range of services including auto painting, collision repair, fleet and industrial services, paintless dent repair and scratch repair.
Read More →Volvo's City Safety low-speed collision avoidance system reduced rear-end crashes by 41% and third-party injuries by 48% in a study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
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