While most car shops spend their days fixing the aftermath of accidents, Lightning Auto Service spent a weekend helping first responders prepare to save lives when those crashes happen.
The independent repair facility hosted a First Responder Extrication Training Event, bringing together firefighters, EMTs, collision-repair professionals, and insurance partners for a full day of hands-on education with real vehicles and cutting-edge tools.
Bridging the Gap Between Repair Shops and Rescue Teams
Lightning Auto Service
The session, held in partnership with CoPart, Farmers Insurance, and HURST Jaws of Life, focused on the growing challenges emergency crews face as cars become stronger, smarter, and more electric.
Four late-model vehicles, each a total loss donated by CoPart and Farmers

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