motor vehicle booting; fees; regulation
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Overview
This bill regulates motor vehicle booting services in Arizona, primarily focusing on private property. It sets limits on fees that booting services can charge, ensuring they fall between $90 and $150, and establishes a process for dispute resolution. The bill also outlines specific rules regarding signage, release times, and exemptions for certain vehicles, such as those with tax-exempt plates or emergency vehicles.
Key provisions
- Booting services can only boot vehicles with the owner’s permission on private property.
- Booting fees must be between $90 and $150, adjusted annually based on the Consumer Price Index.
- Booting services must release vehicles within 30 minutes of a release request, or within 60 minutes if the request is made after 30 minutes.
- Signage requirements are established to clearly communicate parking restrictions and fees.
- A dispute process is outlined for vehicle owners to challenge booting fees.
- Certain vehicles are exempt from booting, including those with tax-exempt plates, emergency vehicles, and vehicles parked for less than 15 minutes after the parking period expires.
- Fees for damaging a booting device or failing to return it are capped at $250.
- Booting services must maintain records of release requests for at least 90 days.
Who is affected
- Motor vehicle owners
- Motor vehicle booting services
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