PROPOSEDRhode IslandJun 25, 2026High priority✓ Human reviewed

Rhode Island proposed ADAS calibration requirements for auto glass licensees

Rhode Island DBR proposed amendments to 230-RICR-30-05-3 that would add an ADAS definition, require a glass-repair licensee to notify consumers when calibration will be performed by another entity, and require license applicants either to hold ADAS-calibration certification or arrange for a certified entity to perform calibrations.

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Rhode Island auto-glass businesses should track final adoption and be prepared to document ADAS-calibration certification or a certified calibration arrangement and the proposed customer notice. These requirements are still proposed, not effective.

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LifecycleProposed
DeadlineJun 25, 2026
VerifiedSep 24, 2026
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Sep 24, 2026

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