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SB427 • 2026

Regards peer-to-peer car sharing programs

Regards peer-to-peer car sharing programs

Passed Legislature

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Sponsor
Michele Reynolds
Last action
Official status
As Introduced
Effective date
Not listed

Plain English Breakdown

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Regards peer-to-peer car sharing programs

To enact section 4516.14 of the Revised Code to make a general statement about the General Assembly's intent for peer-to-peer car sharing programs.

What This Bill Does

  • To enact section 4516.14 of the Revised Code to make a general statement about the General Assembly's intent for peer-to-peer car sharing programs.

Limits and Unknowns

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Bill History

  1. Ohio Legislature

    As Introduced

Official Summary Text

To enact section 4516.14 of the Revised Code to make a general statement about the General Assembly's intent for peer-to-peer car sharing programs.

Current Bill Text

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As Introduced

136th
General Assembly

Regular
Session
S. B. No. 427

2025-2026

Senator Reynolds

To
enact section 4516.14 of the Revised Code
to
make a general statement about the General Assembly's intent for
peer-to-peer car sharing programs.

BE
IT ENACTED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF OHIO:

Section
1.
That
section 4516.14 of the Revised Code be enacted to read as follows:

Sec.
4516.14.
The
regulation of peer-to-peer car sharing programs, shared vehicle
owners, shared vehicle drivers, and peer-to-peer car sharing is a
matter of general statewide interest that requires statewide
regulation. Accordingly, except as authorized in section 4516.07 of
the Revised Code, it is the intent of the general assembly to create
uniform laws applicable throughout the state related to the
licensing, registration, taxation, and general requirements and
expectations for peer-to-peer car sharing programs, shared vehicle
owners, shared vehicle drivers, and peer-to-peer car sharing through
Chapter 4516. of the Revised Code.