Chapter 437B

§437B-1 What the words mean in this motor vehicle repair law

§437B-2 Who This Law Does Not Cover

§437B-3 Who serves on the motor vehicle repair board

§437B-4 Board powers and duties

§437B-7 License required

§437B-7.5 Repair dealer license requirements and inspections

§437B-8 How the board sets mechanic license limits

§437B-9 Motor Vehicle Repair Dealer and Mechanic License Fees

§437B-10 When a repair shop counts as certified

§437B-11 Prohibited practices for motor vehicle repair

§437B-11.3 Helping someone avoid licensing rules is a crime

§437B-11.5 Repair shops must be licensed to advertise

§437B-12 Enforcement

§437B-12.1 Fines for license violations by repair dealers and mechanics

§437B-12.5 Cumulative penalties

§437B-13 Invoices for car repairs must list work and parts

§437B-14 Getting back old car parts after repairs

§437B-15 Getting a written repair cost estimate before work starts

§437B-16 Records required; inspection

§437B-17 Repair shops must post a sign with board contact info

§437B-19 Court can stop illegal repair work

§437B-20 License required to get a repair lien or sue

§437B-21 You can sue a repair shop or mechanic

§437B-22 Breaking this law is a misdemeanor

§437B-23 Mechanic certification program

§437B-23.5 Rules for motor vehicle apprentices and helpers

§437B-24 Certification before mechanic license

§437B-26 Bond required for rebuilding salvaged vehicles and when it can be lost