Enterprise expands support of SCRS RDE at 2026 SEMA Show. Enterprise supports SCRS Repairer Driven Education and OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit at the 2026 SEMA Show, including vehicles for the new ADAS Showcase. Jason Stahl has 32 years of experience as an editor, 27 of which is in B2B media, and has been editor of BodyShop Business for the past 20 years. From Cleveland, Ohio, Stahl earned a bachelor of arts degree in English from John Carroll University and started his career in journalism at a weekly newspaper, doing everything from delivering newspapers to selling advertising space to writing articles. Published: October 27, 2026 Enterprise, the flagship brand of Enterprise Mobility, will partner with the Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) as a supporting sponsor of Repairer Driven Education (RDE) and the OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit at the 2026 SEMA Show Nov. 3-6 in Las Vegas. In addition to its continued support of the educational program, Enterprise is expanding its involvement in SEMA Show initiatives by providing vehicles from its Nevada fleet for the new ADAS Showcase, an interactive experience designed to help collision repair professionals understand the technologies integrated into modern vehicles and the considerations necessary to preserve their functionality throughout the repair process. As vehicle technology advances, Enterprise - a provider of replacement mobility when a driver's vehicle is in the shop - notes the importance of the collision repair industry having the knowledge, resources and technical capabilities necessary to properly repair increasingly sophisticated vehicles. Its continued investment in SCRS education reflects a broader commitment to supporting the repair professionals responsible for returning those vehicles to the road safely. "Technology is transforming the vehicles we put on the road, and it's equally important that the collision repair industry is prepared to service and repair those vehicles correctly," said Yvette Burke, vice president, Global Sales, Replacement & Leisure, Enterprise Mobility. "We see tremendous value in supporting programs that bring repair professionals together with the engineers and technical experts responsible for developing these technologies. Our partnership with SCRS, and our involvement in the ADAS Showcase, are opportunities to help strengthen that connection between innovation, education and the real-world repair process." Bringing vehicle technology to the Show floor. New for 2026, the ADAS Showcase will provide SEMA Show attendees opportunities to explore ADAS through interactive demonstrations, vehicle displays, and direct conversations with OEM engineering and technical experts. The showcase is designed to connect the technologies incorporated into today's vehicles with the practical realities of collision repair, including sensor functionality, diagnostic requirements, calibration considerations and the potential consequences of changes to vehicle components or sensor positioning. Enterprise's contribution of vehicles to the showcase will help facilitate these hands-on experiences, giving attendees an opportunity to examine vehicle systems and understand how advanced technologies influence repair planning, procedures and verification. The initiative reinforces a shared objective between Enterprise and SCRS: ensuring that advancements in vehicle safety technology are supported by corresponding advancements in collision repair knowledge and capability. Supporting education that connects engineering and repair. Enterprise will continue its support of SCRS' RDE program, which brings collision repair professionals together for four days of education focused on technical advancement, business operations, industry challenges and emerging opportunities. The program includes the IDEAS Collide Showcase on Wednesday, Nov. 4, featuring fast-paced, 10-minute presentations. Topics for 2026 include artificial intelligence, ADAS diagnostics, business growth, vehicle safety, legal considerations and technician development. On Thursday, Nov. 5, the OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit will present three connected sessions examining vehicle safety from national policy objectives through engineering development and the collision repair process: * 12:30-1:30 p.m. - The National Safety Objective: Safer Vehicles, Safer Roads. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) Deputy Administrator Lee White joins SCRS Executive Director Aaron Schulenburg for a discussion of federal vehicle safety priorities and the technologies shaping future roadway safety. * 2-3 p.m. - Engineering the Safety Benefit: From Requirement to Real-World Performance. Vehicle safety and ADAS engineering leaders explore how safety objectives are translated into vehicle technologies, systems and measurable real-world performance. * 3:30-4:30 p.m. - Preserving the Safety System: Sensors, Calibration and Repairability. Engineering experts from General Motors, Ford and Rivian examine sensor capabilities, calibration requirements and the importance of preserving engineered safety functions throughout the repair process. Together, these sessions reinforce the relationship between the development of advanced vehicle safety technologies and the technical knowledge required to maintain their intended performance following a collision. Enterprise's involvement in both the classroom program and the ADAS Showcase extends those conversations beyond the presentation stage, connecting education with vehicle technologies and practical repair considerations. SCRS encourages attendees to consider the RDE Full Series Pass, which provides access to all RDE classroom sessions, the IDEAS Collide Showcase, all three OEM Collision Repair Technology Summit sessions and one ticket to the SCRS Sky Villa Afterparty on Thursday evening. For additional information about the program, visit scrs.com/rde.

Travelling for Business Awards 2026 winners revealed. Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways and Premier Inn are among the names recognised in the Travelling for Business Awards 2026, a useful shortlist for UK firms booking work trips. Singapore Airlines has been named Best Long-Haul Airline and Lufthansa Best Short-Haul Airline in the Travelling for Business Awards 2026, with the winners announced on 22 October 2026. Singapore was the standout name of the year, collecting three titles across the airline, airport and events categories. The Travelling for Business Awards 2026 results span 23 categories plus a special recognition for Sir Rocco Forte, covering flights, lounges, hotels, loyalty schemes, car hire, meeting venues and travel technology. For UK businesses sending staff overseas or around the country, the list gives an editorially judged view of which suppliers are performing best for people who travel for work. Who won the Travelling for Business Awards 2026? The airline winners were led by Singapore Airlines and Lufthansa, with Qatar Airways Qsuite taking Best Business Class Experience, Virgin Atlantic Premium winning Best Premium Economy Experience and Japan Airlines named Best Standard Class. Singapore Changi was named Best Airport in the World, a title that will interest anyone routing to Asia or Australia via the hub operated by Changi Airport Group. Two Heathrow lounges took the lounge categories. The British Airways Concorde Room at Terminal 5 won Best Airline Lounge, while the American Express Centurion Lounge at Terminal 3 was named Best Third-Party Lounge. Travellers who pass through either terminal regularly can find more practical detail in its Heathrow airport guide. The 5-minute daily briefing for UK business travellers. Free. Unsubscribe any time. In hotels, The Newt in Somerset won Best UK Hotel. Four Seasons was named Best Luxury Hotel Brand, Hyatt Regency Best Upscale Hotel Brand and Premier Inn Best Budget Hotel Brand. World of Hyatt won Best Hotel Loyalty Programme and The British Airways Club (Avios) took Best Frequent-Flier Programme. On the ground, Enterprise Mobility was named Best Car Rental Company, Briggs and Riley Best Luggage Brand and Flighty Best Travel App. The meetings and events titles went to ExCeL London for the UK, Montenegro for Europe and Singapore for the rest of the world, while Universal Destinations and Experiences won Best Attraction Buyout for Corporate Groups. The Accessibility Award went to Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, and the Sustainability Award to Eurostar. What the business travel awards mean for travel policy. Business travel awards are most useful when they help a company decide where to spend its travel budget, and this year's list touches several decisions that travel managers and finance teams make every week. The split across cabin classes is a good example. With separate winners for business class, premium economy and standard class, firms reviewing their travel policy can benchmark carriers at each price point rather than only at the top end. Premium economy is often the compromise for long-haul work trips where business class cannot be justified, so a recognised product in that cabin is worth noting at booking stage. Hotel results work in the same way. A luxury, an upscale and a budget winner give companies a reference point for each rate tier, and Premier Inn's win is relevant to the many UK firms whose domestic trips are booked on cost. Loyalty matters too: World of Hyatt and the British Airways Club (Avios) both reward frequent travellers, and a travel policy that lets employees collect points with the suppliers they already use is a low-cost perk. Accessibility and sustainability on corporate travel. The Sunflower recognition is a reminder that duty of care applies to every employee who travels for the company. The lanyard lets people choose to signal a non-visible disability to airport and transport staff, and employers can make sure travellers know it is available. Eurostar's Sustainability Award points to rail as a practical alternative to short-haul flights between London, Paris and Brussels, which can help businesses that report the carbon impact of their corporate travel. The full shortlist and previous winners are available on the Travelling for Business Awards website, and readers can look back at the first Travelling for Business Awards to see how the winners have changed. Ana is a senior reporter at Travelling for Business covering travel news and features.