The Sun Never Sets on Stupidity: The United Kingdom is a land of opportunity for those searching for funny insurance claims. Here's a short selection:
1. "Windscreen broken. Cause unknown. Probably Voodoo."
2. Q: Could either driver have done anything to avoid the accident? A: Traveled by bus?
3. "I didn't think the speed limit applied after midnight."
Did you Know...?
Us or Them: The number of cars on the planet is increasing three times faster than the number of people. Roughly 18 per cent of all global carbon dioxide emissions are from cars.
Sunday Drivers Given Bum Rap: More fatal accidents occur on Saturdays than any other day of the week.
I always thought owning a piece of an auto manufacturer would be exciting. Are you excited yet, or just worried?
According to Industry Minister Tony Clement, the Canadian government needed to buy Chrysler equity to avoid driving up the company's debt levels. He's also indicated that Ottawa will sell the shares as quickly as possible, but has agreed to hold them for at least three years to give Chrysler a chance to gain some stability.
The latest Ontario MVP/ParaKaizen meeting was a success. Taking place
at the PPG Business Development Centre in Mississauga Ontario, the
meeting covered key industry and insurance updates, as well as
management and shop implementation reviews.
The meeting began with a PPG update covering important issues in
the current collision repair industry. PPG Canada's response to the
current challenges in the industry was to continue offering PPG
workshops such as Greenbelt Training, while further "turning challenges
into extraordinary opportunities" and keeping up with technology.
PPG Reaches Green Belt Training Milestone PPG has announced it has crossed the 600 mark for the number of
collision centre owners, managers and technicians that have...
"Today's performance challenge in the collision industry requires that
collision centre operators simultaneously improve quality, cost and
speed." - Jim Berkey, Director, Business Solutions for PPG.
