ME LD2120

Survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking, or sex trafficking can request that motor vehicle manufacturers terminate or disable an abuser's access to connected vehicle services (remote vehicle data access and commands via mobile apps)

Motor vehicle manufacturers must act on survivor requests within 2 business days by terminating the abuser's account, disabling vehicle connectivity, or providing instructions for the survivor to regain control

Providers cannot charge fees, require account holder approval, or impose other conditions beyond basic documentation (vehicle identification number, abuser's name, and proof of ownership or court order granting possession)

Survivor information must be kept confidential and securely disposed of within 90 days; abusers must not be notified until at least 3 days after the survivor is informed and only after access has been terminated

Motor vehicle manufacturers and their employees are protected from liability for actions taken in compliance with the law