The quarterly LOR summary from Mitchell was recently produced by Dan Friedman, assistant vice president collision industry relations and sales at Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

According to a report, despite the strides that have been made toward autonomous operation, the industry is still years away from creating a world in which self-driving cars are common.

Weather plays a critical role in claims impact—both the frequency and severity of auto physical damage claims and it is common to observe seasonal changes in industry data.

Mitchell on Wednesday announced enhanced integration capabilities during the creation of estimates and repair plans.

Mitchell this week announced the unveiling of a new GM collision repair facility locator.

The updates, made possible through a partnership with Bosch, enable ADAS calibrations for dozens of vehicle models. 

Mitchell has released its Industry Trends Report for the first quarter of 2019, and the research noted that 5G has the potential to be a game-changer in terms of how connected cars interact.

Mitchell announced on Wednesday that it had been granted a patent for its diagnostics system.

Mitchell, a leading provider of technology, connectivity and information solutions to the property and casualty (P&C) claims and collision repair industries, has announced it has signed a partnership agreement with VeriFacts Automotive for it to provide audit and inspection field services in support of Mitchell's OEM Collision Repair Network solutions, which are offered to auto manufacturers (OEMs), fleets, and other industry participants.