Federal HB10762 mandates sellers of used motor vehicles to maintain functional airbags or disclose any missing or disabled systems.

Federal HB10762, known as the Anthony Amoros Law Right to Know Act, requires sellers of used motor vehicles to ensure the vehicles have a functional airbag system or clearly disclose any missing or disabled systems. This applies to vehicles sold through auctions, dealerships, individual sales, or other resale channels. The Federal Trade Commission is tasked with enforcing these requirements, and penalties are imposed for violations, including fines and imprisonment. The Act also allows for additional penalties of up to $25,000 if the violation results in death or paralysis.

Federal HB10762 mandates sellers of used motor vehicles to maintain functional airbags or disclose any missing or disabled systems.

Federal HB10762, known as the Anthony Amoros Law Right to Know Act, requires sellers of used motor vehicles to ensure the vehicles have a functional airbag system or clearly disclose any missing or disabled systems. This applies to vehicles sold through auctions, dealerships, individual sales, or other resale channels. The Federal Trade Commission is tasked with enforcing these requirements, and penalties are imposed for violations, including fines and imprisonment. The Act also allows for additional penalties of up to $25,000 if the violation results in death or paralysis.