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Our vehicles serve many purposes- they provide transportation to work, to school, medical visits, social events, and countless other destinations. Whether your visit to us is as a result of an accident or simply because you want your vehicle to look its best, we understand how important it is to do the right job at the right price within a reasonable amount of time. As collision repair experts, we repair all vehicles, foreign or domestic, fleets, service vehicles, and Government Service Accounts. We are also specialists in classic vehicle restoration. We enjoy what we do and welcome your business. Our goal is to provide every customer with extraordinary service and quality craftsmanship. Visit us today and meet our friendly staff of qualified professionals. Ask what we can do for you!
Be Prepared!
Know what to do in the event of an accident
- STOP immediately, but do not obstruct traffic.
- ASSIST injured. Have someone call police. Repeat after 5 minutes.
- SECURE names, phone numbers, addresses of other drivers, witnesses, injured persons.
- SECURE make, model, license numbers of all vehicles involved.
- MAKE rough drawing of scene, showing position of cars and other details.
- DON'T hastily accept claim settlement at scene of accident.
- REMAIN calm, courteous, and consistent in your version of accident.
- NOTIFY Boston Road Collision at 718-324-0326 as soon as possible. We will be happy to assist you in having your vehicle towed, accessing a rental vehicle, and communicating with your insurance company.
- LEAVE...the rest to us!
Did you know?
Car Seat Safety
Posted on 03-28-2011
 The American Academy of Pediatrics and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently suggested that children under the age of two be required to ride in rear facing car seats. The law currently states that children are required to do so until they are a year old.
Both groups site safety as the reason for the proposed change. They looked closely at crash evidence and found that one year old children are five times less likely to be injured in a collision if they are in a rear facing car seat. Because toddler's heads are large and their necks small, the impact brought on by a collision (where a child was in a front facing car seat) could cause spinal cord injuries.
The groups also suggested children should be required to ride in booster seats until age 12. Children currently use booster seats until they are 4ft 9 inches tall. Booster seats are designed to adjust a child's height so that the vehicle’s seat belts are positioned correctly on the child should a crash occur. It was also suggested by both groups that children under the age of 13 ride in the back seat.
Keep in mind that these are currently just suggestions- not yet the law, but something to think about the next time you and your family "buckle up".
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