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IN SB0084
Bill
Status
1/5/2011
Primary Sponsor
John Waterman
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AI Summary
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Motor vehicle accident reports are confidential for 30 days after the accident date and may not be inspected or copied during this period, except as specified in the law.
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Authorized parties may access accident reports within the 30-day confidentiality period, including accident parties, their legal representatives, insurance producers and carriers, attorneys employed by government entities, news media, and law enforcement agencies.
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Persons accessing accident reports must provide government-issued identification, proof of qualified status, and a sworn statement certifying they will not use the information for commercial solicitation of accident victims for 30 days.
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Insurance companies may contract with third-party vendors to receive accident reports electronically without requiring a sworn statement, provided the contract prohibits commercial solicitation use within 30 days.
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A person who knowingly obtains or attempts to obtain an accident report while it remains confidential commits a Class A infraction.
Legislative Description
Confidentiality of motor vehicle accident reports.
Last Action
Committee report: amended, reassigned to Committee on Appropriations
2/14/2011