Insurers must work with the repairer sector to keep it from 'dying on its feet'
Motor insurers, manufacturers and repairers must tackle their “dysfunctional relationship” and work together if the sector is to remain relevant with increased technology being added to vehicles.
This was the view of both manufacturers and insurers speaking to attendees of Post’s recent Motor Insurance World event.
Dave Reece, head of external operations and bodyshop programme manager at Ford
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