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GA HB566
Bill
Status
Engrossed
2/25/2014
Primary Sponsor
B.J. Pak
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AI Summary
- Exempts vehicle service professionals from penalties for operating an unregistered motor vehicle when performing a "readiness test drive sequence" to verify emissions control equipment functionality after repairs
- Requires the professional to possess a signed repair order less than 14 days old, displayed on the vehicle dashboard, to qualify for the exemption
- Defines "automotive service provider" as a business that is locally licensed, zoned compliant, insured (including worker's compensation and nonowner vehicle liability coverage), compliant with hazardous waste laws, and equipped with proper diagnostic tools
- Defines "vehicle service professional" as an employee of a qualifying automotive service provider who is trained in on-board and external diagnostic equipment, holds a current Georgia driver's license, and maintains appropriate vehicle insurance
- Adds new Code Section 40-2-12 to Article 1 of Chapter 2 of Title 40 of the Official Code of Georgia Annotated
Legislative Description
Motor vehicles; temporary transporter license plates available to permit mechanics to test drive certain vehicles being serviced or repaired; make
Last Action
Senate Read Second Time
3/10/2014
Full Bill Text
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