MVRA opens membership to Smart repairers
Motor repair trade body MVRA has opened its membership to 'Smart' repairers. This is the first time that a major trade body has recognised this growing sector of the vehicle repair industry and the move is seen as an important step in legitimising its status.
Open to all Smart repairers, the new membership will offer a range of benefits, not least the credibility in the marketplace that attaches to accreditation by a recognised body with monitored
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