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House debates access to DMV crash history as amendment would limit bulk resale
Summary
Lawmakers debated Senate Bill 151, which would let the DMV publish vehicle-crash histories by VIN, and a late amendment that would block bulk electronic distribution and set a $5-per-request fee to prevent outside companies from downloading and reselling the data.
Representative Curtis presented Senate Bill 151, saying the measure would allow the Department of Motor Vehicles to collect and make available information about vehicles involved in accidents by VIN while excluding personal identifying information. "It allows so if you're purchasing a vehicle, you can have the opportunity to research whether or not the vehicle has been involved in an accident," he said.
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