Kansas HB2288 establishes the Motor Vehicle Right to Repair Act, ensuring access to diagnostic and repair information for vehicle owners and.
Kansas HB2288, the Motor Vehicle Right to Repair Act, mandates that manufacturers provide diagnostic and repair information to vehicle owners and independent repair facilities. This includes making available necessary parts, tools, software, and components for repairs. The act establishes a Motor Vehicle Repairs Board to oversee secure access to mechanical data and ensure compliance. Manufacturers must provide access to on-board diagnostic systems and repair information, with certain exceptions for security-related electronic modules. The act takes effect from January 1, 2026.
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