AN ACT PROTECTING SHORT-TERM CAR RENTAL BUSINESSES FROM THE AUTOMATED ENFORCEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLE VIOLATIONS.
HB 6690 shifts responsibility for automated traffic violation tickets (like those from speed cameras) from short-term car rental companies to the renters themselves. It specifically applies when a car is leased for less than 30 days, making the renter legally liable for fines instead of the rental business. This directly affects short-term rental companies, which will no longer receive violation notices or fines for their customers' automated traffic violations. The bill changes enforcement rules but does not alter traffic laws or the underlying violation requirements.
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Introduced Jan 24, 2025
Last action Jan 24, 2025
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