An Act To Enable Survivors Of Abuse To Disable Connected Vehicle Services

This bill creates a legal framework allowing survivors of abuse to request the immediate disabling of connected vehicle services for vehicles involved in their situation. It defines abuse broadly to include domestic violence, stalking, and trafficking without requiring a criminal conviction, and applies to motor vehicle manufacturers and service providers. When a survivor submits a request, providers must terminate or disable the abuser's access within two business days and cannot charge fees or require additional conditions to comply. The law also prevents abusers from accessing any data generated after their service is disabled and informs survivors about in-vehicle options to disconnect services themselves.