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Assembly approves requirement for inspection stations to post notice about limousine inspections
Summary
The Assembly passed a bill requiring inspection stations to display a conspicuous sign informing customers and staff that certain limousine inspections and repairs must be handled by the Department of Transportation, a measure supporters said could help prevent improper work on specialty vehicles.
The Assembly voted March 12 to require vehicle inspection stations to post a conspicuous notice explaining that certain limousine inspections and repairs are not authorized at ordinary inspection shops and must be performed or cleared by the Department of Transportation.
Sponsor Assemblymember Pollan said the bill aims to increase transparency at inspection stations after recent high-profile crashes involving limousines that had not been properly inspected or maintained. "This legislation would display a sign notifying customers that the…
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