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Here's The Most Read Issue and News Of 2016

Here's The Most Read Issue and News Of 2016
12-31-2016 -- 2016 has seen its fair share of huge news stories in the 12-volt industry, with all of them available in Mobile Electronics magazine. But none of them topped the readership of the January 2016 issue, which was read over 5,000 times with over 170,000 impressions on the digital…
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United States of Autonomy: Status of Autonomous Vehicle Legislation in All 50 States

United States of Autonomy: Status of Autonomous Vehicle Legislation in All 50 States
CCJ Digital, 12-27-2016 -- Earlier this month, Michigan okayed a bill that allows companies to test self-driving cars on public state roads. Currently, eight states have some form of autonomous regulation on the books, however, Michigan’s rule – which allows for the testing vehicles not equipped with steering wheels, pedals or humans –…
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IASCA 2017 Season Kickoff To Take Place At Daytona International Speedway

IASCA 2017 Season Kickoff To Take Place At Daytona International Speedway
December 27, 2016, Daytona Beach, Fla. -- In response to requests from SBN participants that has been resonating for years, the IASCA 2017 Season Kickoff, will take place at the Daytona International Speedway. Held in conjunction with the Spring Turkey Run Car Show March 24 – 26, 2017, the event…
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Kingpin University and K40 to Present Custom Installed Radar and Fabrication Training

Kingpin University and K40 to Present Custom Installed Radar and Fabrication Training
Two-day event to cover installation and selling strategy for radar   WILSONVILLE, ORE., – December 20, 2016 (MEDIAWIRE) – Kingpin University (KPU), producer of training programs for mobile electronics sales professionals and installation technicians, announced it has partnered with K40 Electronics to conduct a pair of two-day, hands-on courses to…
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Here's the biggest thing Google got wrong about self-driving cars

Here's the biggest thing Google got wrong about self-driving cars
12-19-2016, Business Insider -- Google announced it was spinning out its self-driving car unit into an independent company called Waymo on Tuesday. The tech giant has been working on autonomous technology longer than anyone in the game. It first announced the project in 2009 under Sebastian Thrun, a Stanford professor lauded as the founder of the self-driving car.…
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