May 26, 2022
• Fastest Growing Retailers: New Business, Promising Future
• Slough Supercenter is New Direction for National Windscreens in the UK
• Can You Take The Heat? The All-New Hot Sauce Contest for Auto Glass Week™ in 2022!
• Auto Glass Week™ Hotel Soliciting Alert
• Auto Glass Giant Saint-Gobain Cuts Costs & Lead Time with BCN3D Printers
• Minority-Owned Family Businesses Work to Build Generational Wealth
• I Test Drove the Toyota Corolla Commercial and This Low-Cost Hybrid Van Has One Surprising Feature
• This Card-Shaped Emergency Tool Easily Breaks Car Windows
• Rock Thrown at Car Windshield with Mother, Children Inside During Oklahoma Road Rage Incident
May 24, 2022
• AAA Research Shows the Pros and Cons of ADAS
• A Day in the Life: Easy Fix
• Domasco Launches Next-Generation Honda HR-V
• Auto Thefts and Break-ins are On the Rise: What Can You Do?
• B.C. Tesla Driver Kicks Out Window to Escape Fire
• Driver Shocked After Mouse Falls Onto Moving Car’s Windshield
May 23, 2022
• Brothers in Business: Untimely Death Ends Auto Glass Partnership
• NOVUS Glass Celebrates Kelowna Location
• Automotive Glass Presents Unique Challenges for Manufacturing and Recycling
• Man Recalls Running Through Home Dodging Bullets
• Franklin Man Urges Drivers to Stay Alert After Rock was Thrown Onto His Windshield
May 20, 2022
• D’Ieteren Group Resumes Buy Back of Shares, Sets Future Plans
• Uniban Opens UniglassPlus/Ziebart Calgary in Alberta
• IndyCar Drivers Raise Visibility Concerns After Aeroscreen’s ‘First Real Test’ in Wet Race
• Auto Body and Glass Repair Shops Busy with Storm Damage in South Dakota
• The Next Recession Isn’t Here Yet, But Here’s When You Should Start to Worry
• NHTSA Probes Tesla Autopilot Crash that Killed Three People
• Traffic Cop Breaks Car’s Windshield as Owner Runs Red Light
• One Taken to Hospital, Windshields Shatters After Malfunction at Sandy Car Wash
• Minnesota State Patrol Pilot Injured When Duck Crashed Through Helicopter’s Windshield
May 19, 2022
• Fast Growing Retailers: Revenue on the Rise
• Caliber Celebrates 25 Years By Gifting 46 Vehicles
• Owners Say Toyota Highlander Windshield Chips and Cracks More Than it Should
• Car Windows Smashed Overnight in Jersey
• A Festus Man was Injured When Metal Hit the Windshield of His Pickup
May 17, 2022
• AAA Research Proves Need for ADAS Education
• Belron UK Reduces Carbon Emissions by More Than 40%
• Stickers on Trucks Saying They are Not Responsible for Breaking Your Windshield are Incorrect
• Tippecanoe Sheriff’s Office Investigates After Water Balloon Shatters Woman’s Windshield
• Hartford Gas Station, Vehicle Windows Blown Out in Storm
• This London Parking Space Requires the Driver to Exit the Vehicle Through the Sunroof
May 16, 2022
• At the Top: Auto Glass Retailers in 2022
• Pioneer in Automotive Industry Dies
• Most Drivers Like New Advanced Safety Technology, CR Survey Says
• Study Reveals Assisted Driving Systems Struggle with Collision Tests
• AGC Sunroof Loses the Sliding Shade
• Ten Bad Driving Habits That are Not Good for Your Car
• Driver Pulled Through Sunroof Just as Vehicle Sinks
• Bear Climbs Out of Gatlinburg Car Window with Bag of Fast Food
May 13, 2022
• Increasing Costs Continue to Impact Auto Glass Shops
• Labor Shortage and Supply Chain Affect Boyd Group Inc. First Quarter 2022
• Synergies Raises $12M to Give Factory Managers an AI Analytics Assistant
• Windshield Repair Made Easier with 3D Printing
• The Reinvention of Truck Collision Prevention
• Ten Reasons Why We Love the Honda Prelude
May 12, 2022
• Driven Brands Exec Talks Expansion Plans
• Auto Windscreens Commits to Net-Zero Standard
• Out with the Old, In with the New! Introducing our New Mobile App for Auto Glass Week™ 2022!
• Moraine Pursues Economic Development Growth Around Fuyao
• Increasing Passenger Vehicle Sales Significantly Improves Automotive Sunroof Market
• Magna ADAS Launches on 2022 Toyota Tundra, Including Advanced Trailer Assist
• Twenty-seven Arrested after 19 Cops Injured, Police Vehicles Vandalized in Riot
May 10, 2022
• Consumer Protection Class Action Lawsuit Dropped Against Nissan
• AGE Group Signs Global Agreement
• GlasWeld is Official Auto Glass Week™ 2022 Career Day Sponsor
• AGSC/NWRD ROLAGS 2 Standards Committee to Meet in June
• On the Way to the Car of the Future: Mirror, Seats, Windshield
• Police Search for Two Believed to Have Smashed 10 Car Windows in Naugatuck
May 9, 2022
• Industry Reaction Mixed on Ford Certified Glass Network
• Native Auto Glass Retailers Dealing with Scarcity
• Microsoft and Volkswagen Collaboration: Holographic Images on Your Windshield
• One-off Ferrari SP48 Unica Looks Ahead, Loses Rear Window
• A Closer Look at the 2022 Mahindra Scorpio
• Breeze Blows Parking Lot Gate Into Car’s Windshield
May 6, 2022
• Embrace Technology: Small Businesses Share Appreciation of Calibration
• How Much Money Shops Lose When Sending Away ADAS Work
• New Mercedes-Benz C-Class Unveiled in India Ahead of May 10 Official Launch
• The Most and Least Expensive States for Car Insurance in 2022 are Revealed
• Houston Rental Car Has Windshield Crushed by Mysterious Cement Block
• Large Hailstones Crack Car Windshield in Arizona
May 5, 2022
• Report Further Proves Importance of Calibration, Pre- and Post-Scans
• Milton Member of Parliament and Fix Network Discuss Right to Repair Bill
• D’Ieteren Group Announces the Launch of a Transformational Project for its Headquarters
• Fisker Reveals All-Electric Luxury GT Sports Car
• The Dangers of Driving with a Damaged Windshield
• Unique Invention Keeps Car Windshields Haze-free
• Somers-Based Operation Tied to Vehicle Thefts
May 3, 2022
• Ford Launches “Certified Glass Network”
• Join the Winner’s Circle with Genuine Auto Glass Before Kentucky-Derby Themed Fundraiser
• Kia Windshield Bond Problems Lead to Cadenza Recall
• If You Use Google’s Chrome Browser, You Will Want to Make This Software Update
• ‘Students Did Not Deserve This’: More Than 30 Cars Damaged at Three Kansas City Schools
May 2, 2022
• Auto Glass Growth Included in Driven Brands Holdings Inc.’s First Quarter Results for 2022
• BMW Recall Affects 61,000 Vehicles Sold in U.S.
• Shops Pushing Back as Safelite Pushes for Auto Glass Laws
• Drunken Driving is a Persistent Problem, But There May be a Technological Solution
• This 1947 Electric Car was the First Nissan EV
• Police Looking For Man Accused of Vandalizing Truck by Throwing Large Rocks at Windshield
• Deputy Injured When Padlock hits Windshield of Sheriff’s Vehicle Traveling on 57 Freeway
April 29, 2022
• Driven Brands Acquires All Star Glass
• Ford Issues Positioning Statement on Glass
• Nissan Develops Collision Avoidance ADAS
• Saint-Gobain Posts Record Sales in Quarter, Flags Rising Costs
• Man Halts Traffic, Breaks Car Windshield
• Steel Plate Pierced Windshield of Pickup Truck, Causing Fatal Crash Near Ritzville
April 28, 2022
• Mercedes Recalls More Than 126,000 Vehicles for Software Glitch
• Glass.com® Hits the Four Million Mark
• French Company Continues to Supply Necessary Products
• I-CAR Announces Creation of Optional ADAS Technician Career Path
• Audi and Partners Piloting Project to Turn Faulty Car Glass into New Windowpanes for the Audie Q4 e-tron
• The Dangers of Driving with a Damaged Windshield
• Woman Cracks Car Windshield with Gun While Child Inside
• One Sent to Hospital After Unsecured Load Crashes Through Windshield on Massachusetts Highway
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