Greetings!
Environmental issues have been on my mind a lot lately, as we put the finishing touches on the latest edition of Canadian Auto Recyclers magazine. Using recycled parts is a good way to go "green" but there are lots of others. What do you do to help the environment? Mike Davey,Editor |
Want to read Collision Repair in French or Italian? Head to www.collisionrepairmag.com!!
 Collision Repair magazine's website is now available in a variety of languages.
As Canada's leading collision repair magazine, we are committed to delivering news and information right across the country. Now our website is available in both official languages.
But we are going even further. Fully aware of our global roots (and our global reach) we are undertaking to have several translations for our website. In addition to French we currently offer Italian and are waiting to hear from you for your preferences. Just email publisher@collisionrepairmag.com and we will undertake to have your translated version up and ready to read.
To get a translated version is simple. Just head to our home page and click on the English, French or Italian flag in the middle of the page. Everything from our forum discussions to news is available.
Although we've done our best, please keep in mind that there are bound to be some growing pains -- something is always lost in the translation. Please contact us with suggestions.
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Repairers, Insurers Partner to Sponsor Advanced Accident Scene Training
 911 Collision Centers, Kent Automotive, Hertz Local Edition and Nationwide Insurance combined in Tucson, Arizona to deliver state-of-the-art emergency extrication training to more than 150 emergency service personnel.
With advancements in vehicle design, multiple air bags and passenger restraint systems, first responders to an accident need additional training to be most effective at the scene.
Additionally, first responders are seeing more and more Hybrids at the scene of accidents and need additional training on these high voltage vehicles.
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