Relating to the regulation of motor vehicle booting.
What changed between versions
Boot companies must now display their name, phone number, and location on each vehicle operated during booting activities.
Boot companies operating in municipalities with over 670,000 residents or those containing large higher education institutions require additional regulatory oversight.
Boot companies must provide contracts to local authorities upon request, covering agreements with parking facility owners.
Local authorities must publish annual reports on their websites detailing booting company statistics, complaints, legal proceedings, and fee schedules.
Local authorities must maintain online complaint tracking mechanisms and display all adopted booting regulations on their websites.
New liability provisions require booting companies to pay for lost work hours and transportation costs when violations occur intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly.
Local authorities can prohibit booting companies from operating in their jurisdiction for up to two years for serious violations.
Boot installation is now restricted to property operating hours, with specific exemptions for residential properties, healthcare facilities, and government-owned properties.
The act takes effect on September 1, 2025.
