The second day of the 2022 ADAPT Summit dove into the details of technician training and education as well as solutions for a variety of potential challenges in a shop environment.
Thomas Tucker of the Auto Care Association discusses the importance of bringing all corners of the automotive industry together to tackle topics such as Right to Repair.
From the Archives: Telematics, at its core, is about communication. It seems to make sense, then, that one of the largest conversations surrounding emerging telematics technologies in the collision industry focuses on communication with customers.
Darrell Amberson and Jason Zeise of LaMettry’s Collision share their perspectives on high-tech repairs, data, and preparing for the future of vehicle repair.
Ross Colket, CEO of Colket Automotive Technical Services, explains why it’s important to prioritize technician training, technology, team management, and more.
From the Archives: As the average age of cars on the road slowly creeps upward, more emphasis should be placed on making sure ADAS and other advanced systems are tested regularly.
Auto Care Association President and CEO Bill Hanvey stresses the importance of awareness, education, and advocacy surrounding the most pressing issues across the industry right now.
Mike Mertes, Learning and Innovation Technology Manager at I-CAR, explains why the industry shouldn’t fear technological advancements, and should learn to embrace it all instead.
Northeast State Community College in Tennessee recently received a nearly $350,000 grant to integrate electric vehicle technology into its automotive curriculum.
From the Archives: A recent study by the IIHS shows used car buyers tend to know less about the ADAS systems on their vehicles and what they do compared to new car buyers.
NASTF’s Donny Seyfer breaks down the entanglements of trying not to fall behind in the industry while simultaneously dealing with timely issues like Right to Repair legislation.
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