British Columbia has announced a two-phase plan to implement trade certification to address industries’ need for more technicians. British Columbia is the only Canadian province…
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Forty-five national small business organizations expressed support for a new bill that intends to offer improved protections from rising inflation and excessive auditing of small…
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Wejo Group has reached an agreement with Ford Motor Co. on the use of Ford’s connected vehicle data to inform auto insurers’ rates and policies…
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Editor’s note: The following guest editorial was submitted to Repairer Driven News by Alex Whittit, Client Relationship Manager at Intrepid Direct Insurance of Overland Park, Kansas. While this…
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By Guest Contributor Editor’s note: The Collision Repairers Association of South Africa’s (CRA) Operations Director Steve Kessel first published this column on August 2, 2021 in…
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Editor’s note: Respiratory protection violations represented the No. 1 source of citations experienced by the NAICS 811121 “Automotive Body, Paint, and Interior Repair and Maintenance”…
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Editor’s note: Artistic Auto Body President Terry Mostul and I-CAR recently collaborated on an I-CAR Collision Reporter article examining life in a body shop focused…
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Editor’s note: Merry Christmas! This year, we thought we’d bring you a little holiday cheer by reprinting with edits some of the feel-good industry stories…
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OEM repair procedures are the industry standard, all major collision trade groups and I-CAR agree. Yet some folks apparently still prefer to roll the dice…
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Editor’s note: For a collision repairer, the goal is to restore a vehicle to proper OEM tolerances. Failure to do so might alter the effectiveness…
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