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HB 636·OH·house

Enact the Auto Insurance Transparency Act

In CommitteeFiled Dec 23, 2025
Sponsor: Mark Johnson
Latest Action

Refer to Committee

Feb 4, 2026

Summary

The Auto Insurance Transparency Act obligates insurers, repair facilities and installers to provide written or oral estimates that clearly identify any non‑original equipment manufacturer (non‑OEM) crash replacement parts used. Consumers must be told they can choose OEM parts and must pay any cost difference, and aftermarket parts must be visibly marked with the manufacturer’s name. The bill also requires insurers to offer optional coverage for OEM parts.

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