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Bill May Overturn State’s Zero Auto Glass Deductible Status
South Carolina may no longer be a “zero deductible” state if a bill making its way through the state legislature passes. Several legislators introduced H.B. 4817 to the House on January 13. It was introduced to the Senate on April … Continue reading
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Where’s the Limit? Federal Bill Aims for Clear ADAS Rules
By now, much of the auto glass industry knows that if an Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) sensor is misaligned by the even the smallest amount, it can affect the whole system’s functions. A newly introduced federal bill would define … Continue reading
But Wait, There’s More: States Roll Out More Auto Glass Bills
The year 2026 has begun with a flurry of legislation. A New York bill proposes adding even more rules to its already extensive auto glass law, enacted in December 2025. Two other states are considering bills that regulate auto glass … Continue reading
Wide-Ranging Auto Glass Bill Proposed in Western State
A bill with some of the strongest regulations for auto glass repair and replacement companies in the country was introduced recently in the state of Washington. Recalibration Notification The bill would require auto glass repair and replacement shops to inform … Continue reading
State Bill Could Cap Insurance Coverage, Expand Some Consumer Protections
Mississippi insurers will not have to pay more than the “prevailing market amount” for auto glass replacement if a newly proposed state bill passes. The bill, introduced by Mississippi State Senator Robin Robinson on January 20, would amend Section 83-11-501 … Continue reading