Requires disclosure of data recording devices in motor vehicles; limits access to recorded data.
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Overview
This bill requires manufacturers to disclose when a new motor vehicle is equipped with a data recording device, such as an event data recorder. It limits who can access recorded data to the vehicle owner or with their consent, except in specific circumstances like emergency response, vehicle repair, or for improving vehicle safety. The bill also addresses subscription services that record vehicle location data and prohibits altering or destroying recording devices after a crash. Finally, it protects vehicle owners from insurance rate increases due to refusing to share their vehicle’s recorded data.
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