June is National Safety Month, emphasizing a proactive safety culture in dealerships through hazard assessments and employee engagement for ongoing safety improvements.
National Safety Month Week 1: Moving Safety Forward at Your Dealership Read Post »
The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season poses unique safety challenges for dealerships. Early preparation, OSHA resources, and training are essential for employee safety.
Hurricane Season 2026: OSHA Resources to Help Dealerships Prepare, Respond, and Recover Read Post »
The Heat National Emphasis Program (NEP) prioritizes OSHA inspections in high-hazard industries, targeting heat-related risks. Focused primarily on automotive repair, it outlines required safety measures and emphasizes proactive prevention to mitigate heat-related illnesses among workers.
The OSHA Safety Champions Program is a voluntary initiative designed to support employers in creating effective safety and health programs through three progressive steps. Participants receive recognition as they advance while utilizing tools like ComplyAuto Safety to streamline compliance and documentation.
Become an OSHA Safety Champion with ComplyAuto Safety Read Post »
OSHA enforcement data consistently shows ladder-related injuries among the most frequent and preventable causes of serious workplace harm. March is National Ladder Safety Month.
Watch Your Step! March Is National Ladder Safety Month Read Post »
Severe winter weather is expected to impact large portions of the country, bringing ice, snow, and freezing temperatures to areas that do not typically experience prolonged winter conditions.
Winter is Here: What Dealerships Should Know About Employee Safety Read Post »
As the penny stockpile decreases, there can be real compliance issues for dealers that affect advertising, sales tax, TILA, cash acceptance laws, and DMS configuration.
The End of the Penny: Don’t Let What Seems Trivial Create an Unwanted Problem Read Post »
Google is enforcing new transparency standards for digital ads that feature pricing. Under the new rules, ads must clearly reflect what buyers will actually pay, including all required fees and terms.
Clear Price, No Surprise: Google’s New Transparency Rules Take Effect for Dealers Read Post »
When the federal government shuts down, it can be tempting to assume the rules go dark with it—but a shutdown is not a suspension of law.
