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The incident, which happened along a stretch of highway in Texas, was a major wake-up call for the auto industry across North America. More locally, it inspired SGI to take action with the creation of an auto-repair program that would ensure autobody workers are up-to-date on the latest information and have access to the equipment necessary to fix newer car models.
Known as the Safe and Quality Auto Repair Project (SQARP), it encourages autobody businesses to adopt the tools, equipment, training and certification needed to fix modern car technology on models built in 2016 or later. Initially delayed by the pandemic, the requirements take effect July 1, after three years of planning.