An Act relative to the safe storage of nationally recognized testing laboratory electric mobility devices
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill addresses the safe storage of electric mobility devices, particularly those powered by lithium-ion batteries. It aims to establish guidelines and requirements for storing these devices to mitigate potential fire hazards. The legislation focuses on ensuring proper storage practices to reduce the risk of incidents involving lithium-ion batteries, which are increasingly used in electric scooters, bikes, and other personal transportation devices. It seeks to enhance public safety by promoting responsible storage methods.
Key provisions
- Requires manufacturers and retailers of electric mobility devices to provide storage instructions.
- Establishes guidelines for appropriate storage environments (temperature, ventilation, etc.).
- Addresses the safe storage of devices in residential and public spaces.
- May include requirements for battery maintenance and inspection.
- Potentially mandates labeling requirements for devices regarding safe storage.
Who is affected
- Manufacturers of electric mobility devices
- Retailers of electric mobility devices
- Consumers who own electric mobility devices
- Property owners and managers
- Public safety officials
Notable changes
- The bill introduces specific requirements for the storage of lithium-ion batteries in electric mobility devices.
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