AAPEX Organizers Announce New Safety Measures
Event organizers answered questions at an exclusive press briefing via Zoom for AAPEX 2020 media partners.
VA Gov. Signs Vehicle Safety Inspection Program Legislation
Regular safety inspections by a qualified tech can identify most safety issues, according to ASA.
Anti-Vehicle Safety Inspection Bill Headed To WV House
ASA is urging WV repairers to contact legislators in opposition of the bill.
The Network, Safety-Kleen Systems To Award 44 Repair Shops
Between Oct. 2019 through the end of the year, repair shops qualified by using any of Safety-Kleen’s services or products.
Safety Concerns With Self-Driving Vehicles Addressed During US Senate Committee Hearing
Pointing to a fatal Uber crash last year, a U.S. Senate committee recently focused on how to best address safety challenges involving autonomous vehicles (AVs) during a recent hearing. A self-driving Uber car in Tempe, Arizona, struck and killed a woman in 2018.
Automotive Distribution Network Partners With Safety-Kleen Systems For 2019 Fall Promotion Contest
During October through the end of the year, Network shops that start using any Safety-Kleen services or products will be entered to win up to three levels of prizes.
Reviewing Auto Repair Shop Safety Basics
Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, employers are responsible for providing safe and healthy workplaces for their employees. Are you making safety a priority and covering all the bases in your shop?
Holding Safety Meetings That Don’t Stink
Successful meetings require some degree of professional skill, as well as consistency, but anyone can learn how to do them well.
Survey: Drivers With Advanced Safety Tech In Vehicles Taking More Risks
Forty-two percent of drivers with lane-keeping assist technology stated they “frequently” or “sometimes” use video chat while driving compared to 20% who engaged in the risky behavior without the advanced technology.
OSHA’s Top Safety Violations Of 2018
Each year, OSHA compiles a list of its most frequently cited standards following worksite inspections by federal OSHA. What does this mean for you? Take a look at this list, and then take a walk around your shop. If an OSHA inspector comes by, are you ready to pay?
