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ABRA’s Ramsey Earns National CPS Certification

MINNEAPOLIS--ABRA Auto Body & Glass, a national damaged repair company based in Minneapolis, announced today that Natalie Ramsey, Account Executive for ABRA-Georgia, earned the National Standardized Child Passenger Safety (CPS) Training Program certification. This program certifies individuals as child passenger safety technicians and instructors.

By achieving this certification, Ramsey can now train and conduct child safety seat checks where parents and caregivers receive education and hands-on assistance with the proper use of child restraint systems and safety belts.

As a company, ABRA is very involved in various aspects of vehicle, driver and passenger safety, stated Ramsey. When I joined ABRA in February of last year, I quickly knew that I wanted to get involved in this safety issue on some level. I chose the CPS program after learning about it from some of my major insurance partners.

CPS is part of the Partners for Child Passenger Safety program. It is the first academic-corporate partnership devoted to the safety of children in motor vehicles. The programs methodology is unique, combining in-depth telephone interviews, on-site crash investigations, and computer crash simulations with interdisciplinary analysis and interpretation. Among other accomplishments, their materials and research has helped many states pass booster seat laws.

I am proud to be a team member of ABRA a company that understands the importance of giving back to our communities, Ramsey continued. And, I feel privileged to be associated with this safety program, and look forward to all the training I can give on correct child restraint and safety belt usage.

ABRA Auto Body & Glass is a national damaged vehicle repair company specializing in collision repair, paintless dent removal, and auto glass repair and replacement. Started with one repair center in 1984, they have grown to ninety-two facilities in ten states. Their plans for accelerated national growth over the next several years include acquiring existing facilities and building new locations.