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Motor repairers, insurers and trade associations have reacted well to the introduction of an industry-wide standard for crash repairs. Sam Barrett explains how the wheels have been set in motion
Whenever changes are proposed to the way an industry operates, the reactions typically range from apathy through to outright rebellion. Yet this seems far from the case with the new standard for crash
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