The California bill incorporating virtually all of NCOIL’s language is back and alive. SB 988, also known as the California Motor Vehicle Glass Act, was introduced in the State Senate in February. In response, the Auto Glass Safety Council (AGSC) has worked feverishly behind the scenes to educate legislators on the inequities and deficiencies in the current bill, which
The Auto Glass Safety Council’s (AGSC) general counsel, Kim Mann, has issued a statement clarifying Federal Bill H.R. 6688’s impact on automotive glass repair and replacement companies. “H.R. 6688, otherwise known as the ‘ADAS Functionality and Integrity Act,’ merely requires the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to publish guidelines
A new bill regulating auto glass repair and replacement, as well as insurance practices, has been introduced in California. Senator Timothy Grayson introduced the California Motor Vehicle Glass Act, which appears to follow the National Council of Insurance Legislators’ (NCOIL) model glass act, on Feb. 5. Like the NCOIL text,
A bill with some of the strongest regulations for auto glass repair and replacement companies in the country was introduced recently in the state of Washington. Recalibration Notification The bill would require auto glass repair and replacement shops to inform customers if their vehicle has Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) before