Report: Driver T-Bones 468-Pound Black Bear In Mississippi Collision
Mississippi authorities say that a Louisiana black bear killed in a recent vehicle collision was the largest they’ve ever seen in the state.
Caliber Collision’s Changing Lanes Program Gives Nine Soldiers Collision Careers
Caliber Collision announced that nine soldiers at Ft. Bragg will be completing their military service and returning to civilian life fully armed with a $2,500 toolbox, employment offer and a new career in the fast-growing collision industry thanks to its Changing Lanes program.
Pro Spot Donates Over $125,000 In Welders To Collision School Programs
These donated welders were offered to those collision school programs that applied for the Education Foundation’s 2016 Makeover grant application and will assist in the collision instructors’ ability to provide a quality technical education to their students.
Cole’s Collision Center Mentors Local Students
Cole’s Collision Center in Albany, N.Y., has been mentoring local students in the auto body repair field since it opened in 2007.
Honda Awards $36,000 To Three Collision Schools
These schools are part of Honda’s Professional Automotive Career Training Program (PACT) designed to provide students with real-world automotive repair education and training. These funds will help fulfill a wish list of needed tools, equipment and supplies for the collision programs at these schools.
Eden Mays Fulfills Dream Of Entering Auto Body Repair Field
Eden Mays is a 2016 honor graduate of Greenville Technical College’s auto body repair associate of applied science degree program and a 2016 SkillsUSA State Champion in refinishing technology.
Guest Editorial: Seeing A Future In Collision
Hal Conte is senior studying collision repair at Bucks County Technical High School in Pennsylvania and is passionate about cars and the collision industry. He’s also passionate about writing and dreams of becoming a journalist covering the automotive industry.
Auto Collision Program Brings Out The Artist In Students
Instructor Alan Bradny has been teaching Parma Senior High School’s Auto Collision Technology program in Parma, Ohio, for 18 years. Currently, there are 25 students enrolled in the program.
CollisionU Students Show Off Skills During ‘Draft Hiring Days’ Event
Students in the Collision Repair and Technology program at Fayetteville Technical Community College in Fayetteville, NC, recently showed off their automotive body repair expertise for employers during the school’s Draft Hiring Days.
Understanding Collision Warning & Automatic Braking Systems
Anything that moves under its own power also has to stop, so brakes have been a safety feature on cars since day one. Over the years, technical innovations such as anti-lock braking systems (ABS) have improved the ability to stop with minimal skidding on wet or slick surfaces. The addition of stability control allowed each
