August 9, 2022
• Macenzie and Jennifer Curbow to Compete Once Again at Auto Glass Week™ ‘22
• VW Recalls the 2022 Golf R and GTI Because Their Sunroof Button is Too Sensitive
• Oklahoma Drivers Feel Financial Impact of Inflation with Car Insurance
• Car Owners to Pay Hundreds of Dollars After Davis Smash-and-Grab Spree Damage
• Second Hotel Becomes Car Burglary Site Within 4 Days
August 8, 2022
• Mobile Unit Musts
• Team-Ups and Sensors—ADAS Ramps Up Sensing Solutions
• Moon Roof Shatters in Car Wash in San Tan Valley
• 25 Car Windows Smashed by Bricks in East Meadow
• Crash Leaves Motorcycle Embedded in Car Windshield
August 5, 2022
• High Gas Prices Forecast to Have Little Impact on VMT, Accident Frequency
• Hutchinson Automotive and Glass Expands its Services
• Is Record Inflation Leaving You Underinsured in 2022?
• Can the Cold Cause Your Windshield to Spontaneously Break?
• If You Find Cash on Your Windshield, Call the Police Immediately
August 4, 2022
• European Commission Approves D’Ieteren’s Acquisition of PHE
• Ford Certified Glass Network Calls for Auto Glass Safety Council Accreditation
• Want Geico Insurance in California? You Have to Get it Online or on an App Now
• ‘Every Window is Gone’: Watch as Record Grapefruit-Size Hail Pummels Car While 3 Huddle Inside
• Malliotakis, McMahon Request Help from US Attorneys to Stop Auto Thefts
August 2, 2022
• Auto Repair Parts, Labor Costs Up Significantly
• MasterTech Autoglass Opens in Crystal City
• Longtime Local Business Jack Morris Auto Glass Acquired by Charlotte-Based, Publicly Traded Driven Brands
• AirPro Diagnostics Integrates with CCC Network
• Car Theft on the Rise in Colorado Springs
August 1, 2022
• Houston Auto Glass Company Beats Former Employee in Court
• How to Check if Your Vehicle is One of Millions on a Recall List
• Autonomous and ADAS Testing Areas at BMW’s New US$304M Czech Facility Open Early
• Vandals Shoot Out More Than 40 Car Windows with BB Gun Across Belleville, Police Say
• Arnold Police Investigate Multiple Vehicle Break-Ins at Three Arnold Businesses
July 29, 2022
• Driven Brands Reports Revenue Increase, Net Loss for Q2
• Guardian Glass Sells Plants in Russia
• Auto Glass Week™ 2022 Expands Hotel Room Block
• Coalition Says Industry Should Adopt Common Naming For ADAS
• Agitated Man Destroys Tesla Windshield & Sunroof
July 28, 2022
• Driven Brands Acquires Tennessee’s Jack Morris Auto Glass
• Apple Hires Lamborghini Exec to Help Lead Design of its Self-Driving EV
• Tesla Finally Puts an End to its Unlimited ‘Standard Connectivity’ With Now 8-Year Limit
• The New Ford Mustang Will Debut at the Detroit Auto Show in September
• Virginia Beach Police Department Concerned About Influx of Armed Car Break-Ins
July 26, 2022
• Full-Size Passenger Trucks Remain Popular with Thieves in 2021
• Hobbled by Chip, Other Shortages, GM Profit Slides 40% in Q2
• 3 Ways to Prevent Your Windshield From Spontaneously Breaking
• Video Shows Man Axing Cars at Dealership
• ‘I am Extremely Frustrated with Kia,’ North Columbus Man Latest Victim in Car Theft Trend
July 25, 2022
• Tesla Launches Internal Investigation into Glass Purchase Order
• Do Car Windows Block Dangerous UV Rays?
• Woman Drives Car into N.J. Canal, Uses Window-Break Tool to Escape, Cops Say
• Driver Killed After Debris Flies Through Windshield in Tennessee
• Auto Glass Week™ Pre-Registration Discounts End Soon
July 22, 2022
• Class Action Claims Certified in Lawsuit Against Nissan
• Cormark Equities Analysts Lift Earnings Estimates for Boyd Group Services Inc.
• Neighborhood Crime Rates Impacting Auto Insurance Premiums, Experts Say
• Does a ‘Not Responsible for Broken Windshields’ Sign Work in La?
• MPD Reports Car Break-Ins Up From Last Year
July 21, 2022
• Ford Launches Certified Glass Network and Hands-On Skills Course
• Platinum Auto Glass Owner Focuses on Family, Community, Service
• Showcasing the Returning Sponsors for Auto Glass Week™ 2022
• Breaking a Car Window to Save an Animal from Extreme Heat is OK, Massachusetts Police Say, but Do This First
• Ricocheting Bullet Grazes Idaho Woman, Man Through Vehicle Windshield
July 19, 2022
• Safelite Group Acquires Henderson Glass
• AGRR Magazine Visits Equalizer
• Subaru Enhances Standard ADAS for 2023 Outback, Legacy
• 3 Things That Could Cause Your Windshield Glass to Spontaneously Break
• Arizona Workers Taking Precautions While Outside in 115-Degree Heat
• Trial Ordered for Man Charged in Hit-and-Run Death of Jogger Near Oregon
July 18, 2022
• Rhode Island Law Restates Consumer Choice for Glass Repair
• US Moves Toward Self Repair
• Audi Driver Left Dog to Bake in Hot Car While They Went Shopping
• ‘A Piece of the Bridge Fell on Us,’ Driver Says Debris Shattered Her Windshield on I-70
• Residents Note Jump in Car Break-Ins in South STL Neighborhood
July 15, 2022
• Class Action Alleges Defective Windshields on 2020-2022 Land Rover Defenders
• Auto Techcelerators Receives Patent for Test Drive Co-Pilot™
• All Jacked Up: Car Thefts, Break-Ins on the Rise in Memphis
• WESH 2 Investigates: Sunroofs Suddenly Exploding, Terrifying Drivers
• Brazen Car Break-Ins Shatter Glass, Rattle Nerves in West Chester
July 14, 2022
• Chris Collier Visits San Antonio Auto Glass Shop
• Utah Driver Avoids Serious Injury After Metal Object Flies Through Windshield: ‘Like a Giant Ninja Star’
• CR-V Updates ADAS, Safety in New Version
• Fact Finders: Are Trucks Not Liable for Broken or Cracked Windshields?
• Neighborhood Near Vanderbilt Reports Rash of Smashed Car Windows
July 12, 2022
• Auto Glass Distributor Re-Enters U.S. Market
• Deadline to Enter Auto Glass Week™ CSR Competition is Only Two Weeks Away, Compete Live or From Home
• Wireless Sensor Technology Can Simplify Automotive ADAS Deployment
• 18 Vehicles Broken Into on Midtown Street in 1 Night, Police Say
• Video: Rob Refsnyder Smashes Car Window with Homer Over Green Monster
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