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Representative introduces right-to-repair bill limited to motor vehicles
Summary
A committee member introduced a right-to-repair bill that would apply only to motor vehicles and exclude agriculture, medical equipment and electronics; the Committee on Transportation introduced the bill without objection.
A representative introduced a bill to the Committee on Transportation to restrict right-to-repair provisions to motor vehicles only, excluding agriculture, medical equipment and electronics.
The bill sponsor told the committee, “this bill is on the right to repair, but it's on the right to repair for motor vehicles only. There's no agriculture in it. There's no medical equipment in it. There's no electronics in it. So it's strictly in motor vehicles only.” The chair asked if there were any questions; none were raised and, by unanimous consent, the bill was introduced.
The transcript did not provide an RS or bill number for this measure, and committee staff did not present a fiscal note during the introduction. Committee members asked no substantive policy questions during the introduction. The item was recorded as introduced; no committee action or vote was taken beyond introduction.
The committee proceeded to additional bill introductions and a scheduled bill hearing later in the session.
