New York state vehicle security circumvention device act prohibits manufacturing, sale, or possession of devices used to circumvent vehicle security.
The New York state vehicle security circumvention device act aims to combat vehicle theft by prohibiting the manufacturing, sale, offering to sell, transfer, or possession of motor vehicle key programming or emulating devices and relay attack devices. These devices are used to intercept key fob signals to unlock or start vehicles. The act requires authorized individuals to report lost or stolen devices to law enforcement within 48 hours. It exempts lawful use by law enforcement, insurance crime bureau employees, and licensed vehicle-related businesses.
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