The session tomorrow will break down the history of ADAS, where the industry is going, along with the different types of ADAS systems and the impact they have on collision repair facilities. 

The organization expects a larger than normal demand for certifications.

The virtual conference is schedule for late July.

To commemorate the month, ASE has developed a special logo that can be used by companies, organizations, and individuals to recognize and honor vehicle service professionals.

The organization is touting its new site as easier to navigate and mobile ready.

Planned to be in person in North Carolina, the summer event, for high school and college auto and collision repair programs, will be online.

The goal is to continue to meet the needs of Spanish-speaking technicians entering the workforce.

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence has announced the officers and board members for the coming year, according to Tim Zilke, ASE president and CEO. 

Industry professionals can now register to take ASE's certification tests.

The National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence is developing novel ways to train techs on leading-edge technology.