UPCOMINGUtahOct 1, 2026High priority✓ Human reviewed

Utah's revised aftermarket crash-parts policy notice starts October 1

Utah HB 119 took effect May 6, 2026 and rewrote §31A-22-319. For policies issued on or after October 1, 2026, insurers must give an issuance/renewal notice explaining that aftermarket crash parts may be authorized or specified after a covered loss. When an insurer authorizes or specifies a non-OEM aftermarket crash part, the written estimate must identify each such part and carry the revised statutory disclosure. HB 119 also removed the prior repair-facility/installer pre-installation written-notice clause.

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Utah collision shops should expect the revised insurer estimate language beginning October 1 and update any internal scripts or forms that still assume the former repair-facility pre-installation notice requirement.

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DeadlineOct 1, 2026
VerifiedSep 30, 2026
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