The October issue of New England Automotive Report remembers the legacy of longtime member Walter Thomas, explores the possible revenue stream of EV charging stations, explores valuable member benefits and more!
Hammer & Dolly February 2026 https://www.grecopublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Hammer-and-Dolly-02-2026.pdf The February issue of Hammer & Dolly includes a feature story on the impact Who Pays for What? surveys play in negotiations, a [...]
As frustrating as the collision repair industry can be at times (ok, most of the time), I for one feel very fortunate to have been involved in it for nearly 35 years.
RTA Is Coming – and Why This Column Is in New Hands by Justin Petty Petty Details, LLC Dear Readers, Before I get to this month’s question, I want to [...]
Ringing in the New Year with New Appraisal Rules by Burl Richards, ABAT President Although we’re now celebrating the arrival of 2026, ABAT is still celebrating last year’s legislative [...]
Ladies in Collision: Amber Alley, Barsotti’s Body and Fender, CA by Alana Quartuccio This month, we take our Ladies in Collision feature all the way to the West [...]
2026 in Full Throttle by Jill Tuggle, ABAT Executive Director As we look ahead to 2026, one thing is clear – ABAT is moving forward at full speed. [...]
AASPMN and Vestis Partner Up to Offer Members Exclusive Pricing & Annual Rebate Vestis continues to deliver complete uniform solutions, including full-service rental programs and a wide range of [...]
Discussions of Fraud Remain Front and Center by Sam Richie, AASPMN Lobbyist Amidst national scrutiny and continued concerns over reports of fraud within state programs, Governor Tim Walz [...]
