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Registration for the highly anticipated 2025 SEMA Show is now officially open, offering attendees the opportunity to secure their spots for this premier automotive event. Among the highlights of the show is the Society of Collision Repair Specialists’ (SCRS) Repairer Driven Education (RDE) Series, which promises a wealth of knowledge and insights for industry professionals.
This year’s RDE Series will feature a diverse lineup of educational sessions designed to address the pressing issues facing collision repair specialists today. Participants can expect to engage with industry experts and gain valuable skills that will enhance their business practices and technical proficiency.
Additionally, the IDEAS Collide Showcase will provide a platform for innovative solutions and cutting-edge technologies in the automotive sector. Attendees will have the chance to network with peers, share experiences, and explore new trends that are shaping the future of collision repair and automotive services.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be part of this significant event in the automotive industry calendar.
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