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MA S2402
Bill
AI Summary
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Creates new Chapter 182A to regulate peer-to-peer car sharing programs, defined as entities facilitating the sharing of private passenger vehicles for noncommercial use in Massachusetts
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Requires programs to submit vehicle registration information for all listed vehicles to the Department of Public Utilities and MassDOT
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Mandates clear cost disclosures to consumers including potential additional charges, and requires a DPU-approved symbol be displayed on vehicles when in use by non-owners
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Authorizes the Department of Public Utilities to ensure vehicle safety and inspection in coordination with state police, local law enforcement, and the RMV
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Establishes enforcement authority allowing the DPU to issue monetary penalties after notice and hearing, with aggrieved parties able to seek judicial review in superior court within 30 days
Legislative Description
Relative to peer to peer car sharing
Last Action
Accompanied a study order, see S2783
12/4/2025