A study spearheaded by evolving technology experts at Myplanet shows American adults are still fairly uncomfortable with the thought of sitting in a driverless vehicle.
The COVID-19 pandemic has necessitated some creativity from shop owners. Here’s a look at the most popular new processes and services U.S. shops are utilizing.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention notes that frequently washing hands and disinfecting high-touch vehicle surfaces are among the best ways to defend against spreading the coronavirus throughout an auto repair facility.
While the COVID-19 pandemic has looked rather bleak in recent weeks, some medical professionals are optimistic that hope is on the horizon in the not-too-distant future.
U-Haul won't hire nicotine users in 21 states moving forward, in a move that has caught the attention of some that work within automotive repair facilities.
While mechanical repair shop operators often have precious little free time, there are often overlooked ways to carve out time in your schedule to refine your marketing efforts.
Mercedes and McLaren are now utilizing new glass technology from Research Frontiers, in an effort to, in part, improve gas mileage. And other automakers appear poised to follow suit.
Ray Fisher, the new executive director of the Automotive Service Association, met with the media on Thursday, outlining some of his organization's initiatives moving forward.
OnStar notifications can be converted into dealership visits, provided the facility reaches out to customers within 20 minutes. Here's how one service department capitalized on a virtually free lead-generating service.
