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Assembly Advancements: BMW using autonomous technology to have vehicles drive themselves off the assembly line

Dingolfing, Germany — In an effort to enhance technological efficiency, newly manufactured BMW vehicles are reportedly rolling themselves off the assembly line without the need for a driver. Specifically, said vehicles employ an autonomous driving system that allows them to follow a predefined course inside the automaker’s factory in Dingolfing, Germany. As noted by online […]

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Premier Progress: Centennial graduate Emily Chung receives Premier’s Award for automotive repair excellence

Toronto, Ontario — On November 25, at the Sheraton Centre Toronto Hotel, Emily Chung, Centennial College alumni and owner of AutoNiche Inc., received a Premier’s award for impacts made in the skilled trades as an automotive service technician. Run in partnership with Colleges Ontario and the province itself, this annual award specifically honours the achievements […]

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Certification Celebrations: CARSTAR Cambridge celebrates achievement of Toyota certification

Cambridge, Ontario — CARSTAR Canada has revealed that CARSTAR Cambridge, owned by the LC Group, is now officially Toyota-certified. According to a recent press release, in addition to the new Toyota certification, CARSTAR Cambridge also holds certifications such as Honda Pro First, Genesis, Ford, I-CAR Platinum, I-CAR Gold, ASE, Verifacts, CCIAP, Assured Performance, Nissan, Nissan […]

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Can You Believe This?! Cars go for dog-centric drives, go drifting and more

Toronto, Ontario — This last Can You Believe This?! video of the month is prepping for the holiday season. From vehicles spinning out on frosty roads, to carrying loads that even Santa would be proud of, why not start your December off right by tuning in for some weekend wackiness.

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Bumper Bounces: Ford files patent application for a retractable bumper assembly

Toronto, Ontario — Ford has filed a patent application for a retractable bumper assembly system intended to help vehicles avoid coming into direct contact with pedestrians. The patent—which was filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) on May 19, 2023, and was published on November 21, 2024—specifically notes that “some vehicles, such […]

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20 Under 40: Nominate the next-generation of game-changers in the collision repair industry

Toronto, Ontario — Do you know a young tech, manager, appraiser or anyone else in the industry who consistently goes above and beyond? Collision Repair magazine is now giving you the opportunity to go above and beyond in return and recognize their efforts in the form of the 20 Under 40 initiative! The goal of this initiative […]

Among the Stars: CARSTAR hosts Restore the Star summit in Miami, Florida

Miami, Florida — CARSTAR’s Restore the Star meeting in Miami this week brought together franchise owners, managers, corporate leaders, and industry partners to discuss key challenges, share insights, and develop strategies to propel the industry forward. Profitability was key to the two-day agenda which gave the group ample time for sharing and discussion. Also discussed […]

Disaster Declines: Motor vehicle fatalities are on the rise after a 30 year decline in Canada, says new study from Preszler Injury Lawyers

Toronto, Ontario — A new study based on data from Transport Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and Canadian Motor Vehicle Traffic suggests that road fatalities are on the rise after a 30 year decline across the country. Specifically, the study—presented by Preszler Injury Lawyers—indicates that after 30 years of decline, the number of […]

Throwback Thursday: A look back at last year’s Budd’s Collision Pig Roast

Toronto, Ontario — With December right around the corner, so too are ample opportunities for holiday cheer! In this week’s Throwback Thursday, we’re taking it back to 2023 where Collision Repair and industry members alike celebrated community, charity and connection all while enjoying some delicious food at the Budd’s Collision pig roast. Check out photos from the event […]

Database Dates: Hunter Engineering announces vehicle information database update

Toronto, Ontario — Hunter Engineering has announced its 2025 vehicle information database update for its alignment, advanced driver assistance safety systems and inspection equipment. Specifically, as noted by the company, this release includes new records—those that were not yet in existence at the time of the previous release—as well as updates covering OEM changes to […]

Cooperative Considerations: Partial automation that allows some manual steering may help keep drivers engaged and avoid collisions, says new IIHS study

Toronto, Ontario — A new report from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) indicates that partial automation that allows some manual steering may help keep drivers engaged behind the wheel. Specifically, the study notes that “drivers who are used to partial automation that switches off when they try to share control over the steering […]

Time Troubles: Collisions increase from average of 287 to 359 in Quebec following fall time change, says new SAAQ report

Quebec City, Quebec — New data from Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec (SAAQ) indicates that evening road accidents—including those involving pedestrians—greatly increase in the 30 days following the fall time change. Specifically, according to the report, between 2019 and 2023, the average number of injury-causing accidents across the province between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. […]

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