H 1773
An Act prohibiting motor vehicle tracking devices without consent
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Bill overview
This bill would have prohibited the installation and use of motor vehicle tracking devices without the explicit consent of the vehicle’s owner. The legislation aimed to protect individuals’ privacy by preventing companies or others from secretly monitoring a vehicle’s location and movements. It sought to ensure that people have control over whether their vehicles are tracked and to limit potential misuse of location data. The bill ultimately failed to pass.
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Primary sponsor
Jr. Bradley H. Jones
Cosponsors
Jr. Bradley H. Jones
Jr. David K. Muradian
Kelly W. Pease
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