The Bureau of Automotive Repair’s (BAR) new "Cars for Schools" program will provide retired vehicles to public high schools, community colleges, and regional occupation programs.
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The event will feature committee and business meetings, social events and guest presenters on contemporary automotive issues.
TIA Vice President Dan Nothdurft and SEMA’s Director of Market Research Gavin Knapp will headline the event.
Kintex Ho and Arthur Yniguez, of San Jose, Calif., were among Federated counter personnel earning and renewing their ASE Parts Specialist certification with a special Federated 'Patch 4 Cash' promotion.
Dealership body shop director invests in training and processes
to ensure safe repairs without DRP demands and oversight.
Editor’s Note: Paul E. Grech, 76, worked as a mechanic for 60 years and owned the former San Franciso shop, Allied Engine & Auto Repair, before retiring. In this column series, Grech shares his experiences and stories as a shop owner.
Every year, hundreds of new laws are enacted that impact California automotive repair dealers. Here is a brief summary of the key measures that took effect Jan. 1, 2020, unless otherwise noted.
