Establishes a pilot program to notify motor vehicle repair facilities of hit-and-run accidents in a city.
The Jayanna Powell Hit-and-Run Direct Notification Pilot Program Act establishes a system in a city to notify motor vehicle repair facilities of hit-and-run accidents resulting in serious bodily injury or death. Motor vehicle repair facilities must register with the city to receive notifications. If a repair facility has a vehicle matching the description in a notification, they must inform law enforcement within 72 hours. Failure to report is a misdemeanor. The city must submit annual reports on the system's effectiveness. The program expires five years after its effective date.
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