NY S09174

Requires vehicle manufacturers and dealers in New York to terminate access to remote vehicle technology (GPS tracking, app-based controls) within five business days when requested by domestic violence victims who provide proof of vehicle ownership and written attestation of victim status.

Mandates manufacturers and dealers provide information on their websites and vehicle applications explaining the process for terminating remote technology access and must notify drivers in clear language about confirmation procedures.

Requires vehicles equipped with remote technology to display in-vehicle notifications showing whether the technology is actively being used, unless technically infeasible.

Prohibits manufacturers and dealers from charging fees for termination requests and limits information they may request to proof of ownership and domestic violence victim status.

Establishes civil penalties up to $500 for non-compliance and allows exceptions when termination is shown to be technologically infeasible, requiring notification of alternatives to the requesting driver.