Massachusetts H2354 mandates public and first responder notice of motor vehicle battery storage on premises.
Massachusetts H2354 requires all owners or operators of motor vehicle repair shops, junkyards, or automobile graveyards, and those selling or storing motor vehicle batteries, to prominently display notice of battery presence. This applies to Class 2 or Class 3 license holders. Violation of this requirement is subject to a civil penalty of $250. The bill aims to ensure public and first responder awareness of battery storage locations.
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