Establishes unlawful tracking of a motor vehicle as an offense in Missouri.
Missouri HB1911 establishes the offense of unlawful tracking of a motor vehicle. It prohibits knowingly installing, concealing, or placing an electronic tracking device on a vehicle without the consent of all owners for monitoring or following occupants. Exceptions include law enforcement investigations, voluntary usage-based insurance programs, and tracking by vehicle rental companies or lienholders. A first offense is a class A misdemeanor, and subsequent offenses are class E felonies.
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