Monthly Archives: September 2021

2021 November 2-5 The SEMA Show Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas Sponsored by the Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) semashow.com 2022 January 6-7 Glass Expo Southeast™ ’22 Architectural Glass Expo, Rosen Plaza Hotel, Orlando, Fla. Sponsored by USGlass magazine, … Continue reading →

Back in the Saddle for SEMA SEMA returns in full this fall with over 20 exhibitors aiming to assist the auto glass industry. The event’s health and safety plans are still in flux after last year’s all-virtual ‘SEMA360,’ but the … Continue reading →

ADAS: Here to Stay, Not Driving Away By Rebecca J. Barnabi “One of the most important things we try to convey [about calibration training] is the best practice, knowing your environment, and really what the manufacturer needs or what that … Continue reading →

Infrastructure Bill Passed by U.S. Senate The Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) is following the $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that passed the United States Senate on Aug. 10, 2021, and provides the following analysis to its members and AGRR … Continue reading →

Top Stories from glassBYTEs.com™ These were the most-clicked stories since the last issue of AGRR™ magazine. If you’d like to stay up to date on all the AGRR industry news, sign up for AGRR™ magazine’s free business-day e-newsletter at glassBYTEs.com/subscribe.html. … Continue reading →

Mr. Vitucchi By Lyle R. Hill He rarely talked, and even when he did, it was very difficult to understand his fractured English spoken through a thick Italian accent. In the summer, he made wine in his basement though his … Continue reading →

2019 Ram Pro Master 3500 By Alfredo Calva 1 This replacement can get complicated especially if it’s the first time you are replacing one. Windshields keep getting bigger and bigger and this is definitely one of the big ones. 2 … Continue reading →

We Don’t Need a Hero, We Already Have One By Linda Rollinson Every generation has its superheros. Spiderman and the Incredible Hulk were big in my day; my parents grew up with Batman and the Green Hornet. My grandparents would … Continue reading →

A Warm Welcome By Tara Taffera If you are a reader of AGRR, then you likely receive its daily e-newsletter, glassBYTEs.com as well (if not go to glassBYTEs.com to sign up for a free subscription). As a glassBYTEs reader, you … Continue reading →

Six Disruptions the Auto Glass Industry Faces By Rebecca J. Barnabi Technology and vehicles are on the same road hurling toward each other with increasing speed into the future. Is the industry ready for this partnership or the collision? Frank … Continue reading →