December 6, 2021
• New Safelite President Assumes Role Today
• Startup Arbe Hopes to Take Centerstage in ADAS with 4D Radar
• With its New Generation LiDAR, Valeo Makes Autonomous Mobility a Reality
• This Sleek Car Concept Sports a Panoramic Glass Windshield That Opens Up Like a Dragster!
• Woman Climbs Out of Sunroof After Rohnert Park Crash
• Three Held for Damaging Windshield of Bus in Cuddalore
December 3, 2021
• Big Money: Toyota Tops Research of Highest Earning and Most Vehicles Sold in 2020
• Rash of Break-ins in Hampton With Over 20 Cars Hit. Police See ‘Larger Issue’ in New England
• Hammer-Wielding Man Smashes Van Windscreen at Melbourne Shopping Center
• California is Getting its First Real Autonomous Delivery Service Thanks to Nuro and 7-Eleven
• Tesla is Integrating Car Sharing in its App, Hinting at ‘Tesla Network’
• U.S. Lags in Electric Vehicle Sales Despite Biden Administration’s Push
December 2, 2021
• VINs in NAGS: Mitchell Shares Its Side of the Glass
• Add Glass to the List of Shortages and Delays
• Uninsured Michigan Drivers Urged to Take Advantage of Auto Insurance Amnesty
• Full Self-Driving Diary: A Longtime Tesla Driver’s Perspective on FSD Beta
• Pipe Smashes Through Car Windshield, Narrowly Missing Florida Driver
• Area Man Nabbed For Burglary of Auto Glass Business, Police Say
November 30, 2021
• Miles Driven: September Numbers Show Americans Continue Mileage Increase Over 2020
• Windshield Damage Victims and Contractor Differ on Who’s to Blame
• J.D. Power Study on Fully Automated Self-Driving Vehicles: Consumers Don’t Know What They Don’t Know
• Volvo Working on New Tech That Turns Car Windshields Into an AR Display
• Iconic Renault 4 Celebrates 60 Years With ‘Flying Car’ Design
November 29, 2021
• Auto Glass Industry Loses Two More
• Fenzi Group Acquires Advanced Glass Technologies
• Fix Auto Milton Unveils New Facility
• Driver Narrowly Escapes Injury as Loose Semi Wheel Crashes Through Windshield in Summit County
• Breaking Point: SF Suffers Highest Rate of Car Break-ins Compared to Atlanta, DC, Dallas, LA
• Tesla Full Self-Driving Beta Now Attaches Video Recordings to Testers
November 23, 2021
• Black Friday: To Open or Not to Open?
• Go! Glass Ottawa Opens in Ontario
• Dodge Bombshells: Charger, Challenger Gone by 2024, EV Arrives Soon
• Buick Smart Pod is a Futuristic Luxury Minivan Concept That Could’ve Been Designed by Porsche
• Tiny Model Train Breaks a World Record by Playing Epic Classical Medley on Passing Glasses
November 22, 2021
• By the Numbers: VINs and Parts Do Not Always Match
• CNN Tried Tesla’s ‘Full Self-Driving.’ Here’s What Happened
• States With the Worst Road Infrastructure
• More Security Visible as St. Louis Blues Fans Return to Scene of Multiple Crimes
• 40-Person Teenage Gang Blamed for Rash of Ohio-Area Car Break-Ins
• Woman Avoids Large Rock Thrown at Her Car on Portland Off Ramp
November 19, 2021
• AGRR Material Prices Rose in October
• Apple Shares Hit Record After Report Says the Company Wants to Build Self-Driving Car as Soon as 2025
• XPeng Unveils G9 SUV with X-PILOT 4.0 ADAS and Ability to Charge 200 km in 5 Minutes
• Casual Conversation Interrupted by Potentially Deadly Hazard
• Police Investigating 20 Car Break-ins in Missouri
November 18, 2021
• Not a Small Job: Tackling Repairs in Large Windshields
• AirPro Diagnostics Announces Strategic Partnership With VSG Services / Chief Automotive
• Autoglass® Renews Supplier Deal With NFU Mutual
• Sean Draycott Appointed New Operations Director at Auto Windscreens
• Local Business Rebuilding From the Ashes After Devastating Blaze
• Vermont Couple Sharing the Story of a Rock Smashing Through Their Windshield in Collier County
November 16, 2021
• Size Does Matter, Windshield Size That Is
• Fix Auto Toronto Junction Achieves CCIAP Recognition
• Talk About AGW Tuesday: Discover Auto Glass Week’s Giveaway
• Michigan Governor: Drivers to See More Savings Under Auto Insurance Reform Law
• Honda’s Adorable Autonomous Prototype is a Workhorse with no Name
• Lucid Air Named MotorTrend Car of the Year
November 15, 2021
• Boyd Group: Demand Grows Amid Labor Shortage and Supply Concerns
• Glass Shortage Brings Negative and Positive Impacts to Treasure Valley Auto Glass Shop
• US Investigating Tesla’s Self-Driving Software After Collision
• ADAS Reduces Loss Costs For Auto Insurers Despite Increased Repair Costs, LexisNexis Says
• San Francisco Car Burglars Target Parking Garages; Show up at Victim’s Home
• Ford Invents Cable That Can Charge Electric Cars in About 5 Minutes
November 12, 2021
• Ford Recalls Bronco Models for Faulty Moonroofs
• Gas Leak May Have Caused Explosion at Speedy Glass in Ontario
• Protest Over Auto Insurance Reform and New Proposals
• All Drivers Have Been Warned About an Increase in Auto Insurance Scams
• Video: Phoenix Police Officer Avoids Injury When Bullet Pierces Windshield
November 11, 2021
• Veterans Carry Commitment to Service into Auto Glass Industry
• Two in Hospital After Explosion at Auto Glass Shop
• Auto Windscreens Re-appoints Pilkington as Primary Glass Supplier
• National Windscreens Take Step Closer to Carbon Neutrality
• Prizes at Auto Glass Week Heat Up for 2022
November 9, 2021
• Companies Still Searching for Calibration Solutions and Information
• Motional’s Robotaxis Will be Fully Driverless in Las Vegas by 2023
• Apple Hires Tesla’s Former Autopilot Software Director
• The Biggest Kink in America’s Supply Chain: Not Enough Truckers
• Teen in Custody After String of Georgia Car Break-ins, Deputies Say
November 8, 2021
• Keep America Moving: Infrastructure Bill on Way to President’s Desk
• Small SUVs Struggle in New, Tougher Side Test
• Michigan Drivers Will Get Refunds on Auto Insurance Fees, Board Announces
• Self-Driving Cars Will Eventually be Safer Than Those Driven by People, Says Chinese Search Engine Giant Baidu
• Vaccine Rule for Larger Employers, Federal Contractors and Certain Health Care Workers to Take Effect January 4
• Woman Hit by Chunk of Concrete Smashing into Windshield in Taylorsville
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