New bill would change rules for auto repair shops

[@thebluelunarmonkey]

Make a phone app, scan the VIN, photo the tag, take pictures of the vehicle from all around, submit. Receive $20 tax credit. If it's going to cost shops to comply, it should cost gov't too.

[@AndyPhu]

Thats what im saying. It should be as simple as their info, a brief description, and some pictures of the damage. That would barely burden the repair shops and give law enforcement a database to refer to.

[@ohhyea3794]

Seems like good intentions but unrealistic.

[@gentrest6421]

What about cars sold/bought on auctions, like Copart and IAA? Where from buyer can know about incident if he need any body work on acquired car? From other side anyone can sold there a car after incident, without any consequences

[@TheUncleSatan]

I would imagine this would be an automatic exception to the rule (which I'm not a fan of) due to the fact that cars from those sources would already have salvage/total or other title brands on them or would have paperwork from the source and information about the existing damage.

[@gentrest6421]

@@TheUncleSatan Not necessary other title than clean. You can search Copart for clean title and found cars with wide type of damages.

[@warriorplutotrent3827]

Of course they always give you paperwork when you go the auction 🙄

[@marcuswhite1403]

That doesn't make a lick of sense

[@mr.mckinnon5680]

Or... TEACH PEOPLE TO PHUCKEN DRIVE! TEACH YOUR KIDS TO STAY OUT OF THE PHUCKEN ROAD! Just a thought. 🤨