A former Caliber Collision employee has sued the nation’s largest collision repair company, alleging the company had underpaid him for regular and overtime work for the…
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In what a glass trade group called a major blow against insurance “steering,” the second largest AAA club has been barred for using Safelite to administer auto glass claims…
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Aluminum dust gained more attention recently with Automotive News’ reposting ofJune 2014 coverage of the substance’s flammability that also took a look at the debate on preventing…
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Auto insurance rates rose by 2.3 percent in 2014, down from the 2013 increase of 2.7 percent but much higher than the 0.8 percent inflation…
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Citing the controversial “Anderson Cooper 360” report challenging insurers for allegedly mandating shoddy parts to save money, U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., has formally urged the Department…
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An NPR report earlier this month suggests some young Americans serious about their future should skip a four-year university for a two-year trade school. That’s…
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Collision repairers seeking more details on the potential for OEM “validation” should check out the National Automotive Service Task Force presentation at Northeast, the panel for…
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“They taught us in engineering school this was impossible.” — Alois Leitner, Voestalpine AG Voestalpine AG welder Alois Leitner has created a process for welding steel and…
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On top of last year’s 2015 F-150, the collision repair industry should prepare for more aluminum vehicles from Chrysler (FCA), Ford and General Motors in the…
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Collision repair hall of famer Dale Delmege has died, his family announced in an email earlier this week. Delmege, a 2001 inductee into the Hall of Eagles…
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