As preparation gets underway for WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 this September, the WorldSkills Team Ireland of 2026 gathered at Technological University...
The inaugural conference of the new trade association – ReParts, representing Authorised Treatment Facilities (ATFs) that sell reused automotive parts,...
Autopromotec is shaping up to be the biggest auto aftermarket event in Europe this year. The international biennial exhibition of automotive equipment and aftermarket products takes place in Bologna, from the 22nd. to 26th. of May 2019), is almost upon us. Autopromotec has already established its role as an international trade show of primary importance
Japanparts Group has signed an agreement with Nexus Automotive to be the company’s main supplier. The move will strenghten the international aftermarket presence of the Japanparts, Ashika and Japko brands. The Japanparts Group also states that agreements are already in place with other international groups to further expand business. Alessandro Piazza, General Manager of Japanparts
New rollover side curtain airbags targets one of the most critical consequences of rollover accidents, where drivers or passengers are injured in a collision or fatally crushed by their own vehicle. This unique solution deploy and protect those travelling in the cab if the truck rolls over. The Scania’s new truck generation can be equipped
To commemorate 100 years in business, Draper Tools has launched its centenary edition catalogue, which will be available in April. The new catalogue will feature over 900 new products spread across 928 pages. Plus, with a new structure and order, it’s easier than ever before to find the products you need inside. Draper has highlighted
Terry Knox has been appointed the new Independent Automotive Aftermarket Federation (IAAF) president, taking over from Lawrence Bleasdale who stepped down at IAAF’s AGM on February 14. This comes as the IAAF’s former Honorary Treasurer Richard Welland has been appointed the new vice president. Knox, who became IAAF vice president in April 2018, has been
The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (ACEA) has welcomed the European Parliament’s decision to revise the General Safety Regulation, which mandates the safety technologies to be included as standard in new vehicles. ACEA, which represents 15 major Europe-based car, van, truck and bus manufacturers, said the vote by the lead Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO)
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