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Bill Summary · HB 1108

Legislative bill overview

HB 1108 is an Indiana bill introduced by Representative Matt Lehman that addresses towing service rates. The bill was referred to the Committee on Roads and Transportation on January 8, 2025, and is currently in its early legislative stages. Without access to the specific text, this bill likely proposes regulations governing how towing companies charge for their services.

Why is this important

Towing service rates directly affect consumers who experience vehicle breakdowns, accidents, or parking violations. Unregulated towing fees can impose significant financial burdens on drivers in emergency situations with limited bargaining power, making rate regulation a consumer protection concern.

Potential points of contention

  • Industry impact: Towing companies may argue that rate caps reduce profitability and investment in equipment, particularly in rural areas with lower call volumes
  • Scope of regulation: Disagreement over which towing scenarios should be regulated (emergency roadside, impound lots, private property removal) and whether rates should be uniform or market-based
  • Enforcement mechanisms: Questions about who oversees compliance and what penalties apply for violations, particularly given the decentralized nature of towing services

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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