Proposed legislation would create a grant program that pays repair shops to die or pin stamp a VIN on the outside of a catalytic converter.
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The designation is reserved for outstanding donors who support the University of the Aftermarket Foundation and its mission.
This marks the sixth consecutive record-breaking year for the program, which has awarded nearly $2.5 million since 2004.
Deadline to apply is March 31 and you must be planning to seek employment in the California aftermarket/independent repair industry.
Webinar will share practical guidance and techniques to help shops expand EV service capabilities, ensuring both safety and efficiency.
The four-day event will feature workshops, technical sessions, and networking opportunities to address challenges of teaching automotive technology.
Among the proposals is eliminating higher down payments required by some SBA loans and increasing the maximum loan amount for some from $5 million to $10 million.
