VT H0223

Expands the definition of stalking to include unauthorized use of electronic, digital, or GPS devices to surveil a person continuously for 12+ hours or on two or more occasions

Creates a new criminal offense for knowingly installing or using an electronic tracking device on a motor vehicle without consent of operator and all occupants, punishable by up to one year imprisonment and/or $1,000 fine

Allows domestic violence survivors seeking relief from abuse orders to request court-ordered possession of a vehicle if necessary to escape abuse

Establishes a process requiring vehicle manufacturers to terminate an abuser's access to connected vehicle location services within two days of a survivor's request, even if the abuser is the account holder

Requires covered providers to display a prominent website link for disconnecting location tracking, prohibits charging fees for termination requests, and mandates confidential handling of survivor information