Insurance; glass and injurious substances; highways and related locations; payments; effective date.
HB 2725 requires vehicle insurers to cover cleanup costs for glass or other injurious substances dropped on highways during accident-related vehicle removal. It mandates that owners or insurers (with minimum coverage under Section 7-324) pay for removing wrecked vehicles, cleanup, and storage fees at Corporation Commission rates. Truck-tractors must carry insurance specifically covering roadway cleanup for spilled substances. Insurers must pay cleanup claims directly to towing/wrecker companies as a priority claim, creating a special lien for these costs.
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Feb 2025
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Introduced Feb 3, 2025
Last action Feb 4, 2025
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Ross Ford
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