Texas HB2614 regulates motor vehicle booting by requiring notices, setting installation rules, and establishing complaint procedures.
Texas HB2614 amends the Occupations Code to regulate motor vehicle booting. It mandates that boot operators must place a conspicuous notice on a vehicle's windshield at least 30 minutes before booting, detailing the booting process, date, time, and contact information for the booting company. Parking facility owners can only boot vehicles during operational hours unless specific exceptions apply. The bill also requires regulations to include complaint procedures for vehicle owners and operators against booting companies or operators.
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