The NABC F.R.E.E. program prepares emergency personnel to rescue accident victims from today’s complex vehicles.

The new supplier park will allow component manufacturers to locate near Rivian’s production facility across the highway.

The theme for the three-day conference in September is “Insights to Innovation: The Future of Collision Industry Technology.

Committee chair Aaron Schulenburg thinks a new format could encourage deeper exploration of unique perspectives.

Ryan Mandell of Mitchell predicted how tariffs could affect prices for new and used cars and parts, as well as repair costs ...

In its full-year 2024 earnings announcement in February, Driven Brands announced an agreement to sell its previously owned ...

The newly formed Plastic Repair Alliance Council comprises senior leaders and technical experts from the collision repair ...

The arrests followed an investigation into allegations that the employee stole new vehicle components from several Ford ...

As a member of the AI Governance Alliance, CCC will help to advance responsible and effective AI practices across industries, ...

Builders in four vehicle categories will be recognized as a class champion, with one ultimately selected as the overall ...

Arkansas Tech University-Ozark Campus's collision repair technology program's re-accreditation follows a rigorous review by ...

The new site adds to Lucid’s regional presence, which includes existing locations in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.