Access to connected vehicle service.
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- Introduced
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- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill updates California vehicle codes to regulate connected vehicle services. It shifts the requirement for vehicles to indicate when location access is enabled to vehicles manufactured beginning with the 2031 model year. The bill also establishes a process for terminating access to connected vehicle services, requiring proof of legal vehicle possession and outlining specific procedures for covered providers. Furthermore, it prohibits notifications to account holders when location access is disabled from within the vehicle.
Key provisions
- Shifts the requirement to indicate enabled location access to vehicles starting with the 2031 model year.
- Establishes a process for terminating access to connected vehicle services, including requirements for proof of vehicle ownership.
- Prohibits notifications to account holders when location access is disabled from within the vehicle.
- Requires covered providers to offer an efficient and secure process for submitting connected vehicle service requests.
- Defines key terms related to connected vehicle services, such as ‘connected vehicle service’ and ‘connected vehicle location access.’
- Specifies that rental companies are exempt from certain requirements.
- Mandates that covered providers terminate access requests within two business days.
- Requires covered providers to maintain confidentiality of information submitted during connected vehicle service requests.
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