A bill introduced in January 2017 to tighten anti-steering disclosure has passed the Assembly Insurance Committee in New York State. The bill by Assemblyman William B. Magnarelli proposes to amend the state’s insurance law to require disclosing that consumers have the right to choose to have their vehicle serviced in a particular shop. However, the bill explicitly states that these disclosures are required on all types of repair—except those solely involving auto glass.
