The automotive technician shortage isn’t unique to New Jersey. The state needs 9,300 technicians by 2028. That’s not a typo. It’s a crisis — and NJ CAR is working to fix the problem through the Technician Advancement Program or TAP. The program is a blueprint every dealer association and dealer group in the country should be studying right now. NJ CAR thanks Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier with More Than Cars at ASOTU for affording President Laura Perrotta the opportunity to share all the benefits this program has to offer. For more information on TAP, reach out to NJ CAR Workforce Development Manager & TAP Coordinator Brandon Jurakhan at tap@njcar.org or scan the QR code. https://lnkd.in/eyN42Ax5 Automotive News recently spoke with NJ CAR President Laura Perrotta, Workforce Development Manager Brandon Jurakhan, dealership representatives, and TAP graduates about the Coalition’s successful Technician Advancement Program (TAP). The article highlights the success we’ve had with it and addresses the positive impact the program is having on our dealers as well as the people in their communities who are graduating from our TAP classes. Scan the QR codes to read more. https://ow.ly/zVgY50YYsSU https://ow.ly/vaPk50YYsSY NJ CAR President Laura Perrotta recently spoke with CBT News host Jim Fitzpatrick on Inside Automotive. In this episode, they discussed brokering, FTC Rules, NJ CAR’s upcoming Value of the Franchise System PR campaign, Direct Sales, Chinese EVs, NJ CAR’s Technician Advancement Program (TAP), and the overall state of the auto retail market. Scan the QR code to check out the full episode. https://ow.ly/UlOw50Z1gCb 27 NEW JERSEY auto retailer NJ CAR & DEALERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE
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