TX HB2614

Expands the definition of "boot" to include any device designed to immobilize a parked vehicle or restrict/prevent its operation, not just wheel clamps

Requires booting companies to display their name, telephone number, and city/state location on both sides of operator vehicles in letters at least two inches high with contrasting colors

Prohibits booting companies from operating in municipalities with populations over 670,000 or containing higher education institutions serving at least 20,000 students unless the municipality has adopted booting regulations

Mandates a 30-minute warning notice on the vehicle's windshield before a boot can be installed, and requires the vehicle to have been observed parked in violation for at least 30 cumulative minutes

Establishes joint and several liability for parking facility owners and booting companies for violations, including liability for lost work hours and transportation costs, with potential two-year operating bans for intentional or reckless violations