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 September 2025 https://www.grecopublishing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/Hammer-and-Dolly-09-2025.pdf The September issue of Hammer & Dolly includes a recap of the latest Collision Industry Conference and SCRS Open Board Meeting held in [...]
Exploring the Texas Mandatory Binding RTA Rulemaking Phase & Qualification Criteria by R0bert L. McDorman Dear Mr. McDorman, I own and operate a collision facility in Southeast Texas. [...]
Thread by Thread: How Ideas Unravel at Industry Events by Jill Tuggle, ABAT Executive Director I just got back from the Collision Industry Conference in Philadelphia, and I [...]
Mike Anderson Delivers Good News to ABAT Community by Alana Quartuccio All too often, it can feel like the collision repair world is in a constant state of flux. [...]
Collision Educator Jeff Wilson Remembered for his Passion and Dedication by Alana Quartuccio Jeff Wilson will long be remembered as many things: passionate educator, dedicated colleague, rodeo lover, beloved [...]
Time to Get Back to Class! by Burl Richards, ABAT President It’s almost time for the 2025 Texas Auto Body Trade Show (get the scoop on page 16), and [...]
Vehicle Average Age Hits Record High, With Big Aftermarket Impact On January 1, 2025, light vehicles on U.S. roads reached a record-high average age. However, that was nothing [...]
Air Quality Best Practices: Protecting Workers and the Environment The familiar sounds of hydraulic lifts, scents of fresh paint and grinding metals are indications of a busy auto body [...]
