The Jan. 6 release will feature the new Composite Vehicle Type 4 (CV4), a generic medium/heavy vehicle equipped with a high-pressure common rail (HPCR) diesel fuel system, an updated exhaust aftertreatment system, and other updated systems and controls.
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On the heels of another Kansas Auto Body Association (KABA) tutorial presentation late last month, the young organization has bigger plans ahead, including a launch of a new program on Dec. 11, and its second trade show in April.
I-CAR awarded the I-CAR Platinum/ASE Master Collision Repair & Refinish Technician of the Year award to Walt Rundell of Ranken Technical College, St. Louis.
Bob Cushing, WORLPAC’s president and CEO, handed CAWA’s President and CEO Rodney Pierini a $25,000 check for the association’s scholarship program.
The Collision Repair Education Foundation (CREF) has announced it 2020 High School & College Transportation Career Fair schedule, which brings together student and local/national industry employers.
Repair Shop HQ is expected to attract more technicians to AAPEX as it will build on its training with a more expansive program.
The NADA Foundation launched the initiative that features an interactive U.S. map of training and scholarship opportunities available for aspiring technicians.
