Monthly Archives: April 2022

Louisiana Bill Blocks Insurers from Picking Auto Glass Shop

April 14, 2022

A bill introduced in Louisiana that prohibits bad faith acts by insurers against their claimants includes a provision preventing insurers from forcing their insured to … Read More

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Arizona Passes Calibration Legislation

April 13, 2022

Arizona legislation that requires auto glass services companies to take certain actions regarding calibration on ADAS equipped vehicles, at the risk of a $2,500 fine, … Read More

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Ford Voluntarily Recalls Nearly 40,000 Transit Vans for Windshield Detachment

April 8, 2022

April brings another recall for vehicle owners. This time Ford voluntarily recalls certain 2016 and 2020 Transit Connect vans for a safety concern with the … Read More

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General Motors Recalls Certain Equinox and GMC Models due to Windshield Wiper Failure

April 5, 2022

General Motors, LLC (GM) is recalling certain 2014-2015 Chevrolet Equinox and GMC Terrain vehicles. The ball joints in the windshield wiper module may corrode, causing … Read More

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President’s Budget Includes $18.1 Million for ADAS Research

April 4, 2022

This week, The Biden-Harris Administration submitted to Congress the President’s Budget for fiscal year 2023 (FY 2023). A hefty $105 billion will go to the … Read More

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Is it Legal to Drive with a Broken Sunroof?

April 4, 2022

Breaking your car’s sunroof is undoubtedly a frustrating experience, especially if it appears to have broken spontaneously. However, it’s not the worst thing in the … Read More

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Where the Carmakers Stand on Pre- and Post-Scans

April 4, 2022

What do the carmakers say about pre- and post-calibration scans? While many do not address glass replacement directly, they do have positions on the necessity … Read More

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NHTSA Launches ADAS Education Campaign

April 4, 2022

The federal agency says its research has found many drivers don’t know how even some of the most basic ADAS features work. To help combat … Read More

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ADAS/Calibration Legislation Moves Forward in Arizona House

April 1, 2022

Legislation that requires certain actions to be taken by auto glass services companies in regards to ADAS equipped vehicles that may require calibration, at the risk … Read More

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Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Associate Member Logo

Logo can be used in only black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Associate Members.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is when identified in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements should be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo shoul link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of the AGSC.
Logo may not be used on any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Associate Member logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Registered Member Company Logo

Logo can be used in only black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Registered Member Companies.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of the AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Registered Member Company logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Registered Training Program Logo

Logo can be used in black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Registered Training Programs.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Registered Training Program logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.

Auto Glass Safety Council Guidelines for Usage of Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Member Logo

Logo can be used in black and white or in black and process yellow.
Logo must not be changed or reproportioned.
Logo must be used with a trademark symbol (™).
Logo can be used in any size.
Logo can only be used by current AGSC Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Members.
Usage is permitted only while a company's membership is in good standing with AGSC.
Logo must be used as is in advertising. It should not be commercialized. Use of the logo in any advertisements must be approved by AGSC prior to usage. (Email Kathy Bimber at kbimber@agsc.org prior to usage.)
When used on websites, logo should link to the AGSC website at www.agsc.org.
Logo may not be reproduced on or in connection with any materials or product without the prior express written consent of AGSC.
Logo may not be used in connection with any material in poor taste.
The AGSC can assist you in evaluating your proposed logo usage prior to use.

As a condition of membership, I agree to follow the guidelines listed above on the usage of the AGSC Automotive Casualty Insurance Company Member logo.

I do not agree with the guidelines listed above and decline usage of the logos.