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Transportation Cabinet publishes administrative rule to implement peer‑to‑peer vehicle rental statute
Summary
Assistant General Counsel John Johnson briefed the committee on 601 KAR 1:114, the administrative regulation implementing the peer‑to‑peer vehicle rental statutory amendments; the rule clarifies that private citizens may offer their vehicles for rent under the statutory framework.
John Johnson, assistant general counsel for the Transportation Cabinet, presented the proposed administrative change to implement statutory amendments covering peer‑to‑peer vehicle rentals. Johnson described the regulation as the cabinet's implementing language after the statute was changed during the 2025 session and said the rule allows private citizens to make their vehicles available for rent in a regulated process.
Johnson characterized the program in plain terms: "it's kinda like a rent a car for private citizens." He said the cabinet had been slow to publish the implementing regulation and that the rule will provide permitting and oversight detail consistent with the statute. Committee members had no questions on the rule at the meeting and the record reflected that the regulation had been reviewed.
