Six lucky professional technicians will win the powersports vehicle of their choice. In addition, the Alliance is giving away 150 Visa gift cards, totaling $25,000.
The state only will approve manufacturers of autonomous vehicle technology or companies working with those manufacturers.
AAPEX earned a spot in the Top 25 for its attendance growth rate between 2014 and 2016. AAPEX 2017 will take place Tuesday, Oct. 31 through Thursday, Nov. 2.
“We are proud to host these outstanding young people during our industry’s Leadership Days,” said John Washbish, president and CEO of the Aftermarket Auto Parts Alliance, which is headquartered in San Antonio. “These folks are tomorrow’s leaders. It was a real treat to host and welcome everyone to our hometown.”
If enacted, this bill would dismantle Texas’ safety inspection program and institute an “inspection program replacement fee” due at a vehicle’s registration or registration renewal.
The company donated one OTC Encore scan-tool and one OTC Evolve scan-tool.
In place of the inspection, residents would be required to just pay an annual fee to the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles.
The report details how the approval of autonomous vehicles will unleash a market grab by existing and new ride-share companies, which will abandon internal combustion engines for A-EVs for purely cost reasons.
The total cost of BAT on American families is approaching $2,000 per year, the association estimates.
PSC Top Shop nominations can be made from May 1 through July 30. All winners and semi-finalists will receive an ACDelco vintage wall sign and additional ACDelco-branded gifts for each shop employee. Winners will be notified in September.
Texas Senate Bill 1588 would dismantle Texas’ safety inspection program and institute an “inspection program replacement fee” due at a vehicle’s registration or registration renewal.
In addition, those seeking internships can easily view all available internships by visiting autocarecareers.org/jobs and clicking on the “Internships” button.
