(a) Each motor vehicle repair shop shall prominently display a sign twenty-four inches by thirty-six inches in each area of its premises where work orders are placed by customers. The sign, which shall be in boldface type, shall read as follows: THIS ESTABLISHMENT IS LICENSED WITH THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES. EACH CUSTOMER IS ENTITLED TO... 1. A WRITTEN ESTIMATE FOR REPAIR WORK. 2. A DETAILED INVOICE OF WORK DONE AND PARTS SUPPLIED. 3. RETURN OF REPLACED PARTS, PROVIDED THE REQUEST IS MADE AT THE TIME WRITTEN OR ORAL AUTHORIZATION IS PROVIDED FOR WORK TO BE PERFORMED. NO REPAIR WORK MAY BE UNDERTAKEN ON A VEHICLE WITHOUT THE AUTHORIZATION OF THE CUSTOMER. NO CHARGES FOR REPAIR MAY BE MADE IN EXCESS OF THE WRITTEN ESTIMATE WITHOUT THE WRITTEN OR ORAL CONSENT OF THE CUSTOMER. QUESTIONS CONCERNING THE ABOVE SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE MANAGER OF THIS REPAIR FACILITY. UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS REGARDING SERVICE WORK MAY BE SUBMITTED TO: DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES DEALER REPAIR DIVISION 60 STATE STREET, WETHERSFIELD, CONNECTICUT TELEPHONE: HOURS OF OPERATION: (b) Each motor vehicle repair shop shall post a sign, as required by this subsection, in each area of its premises where work orders are placed by customers. The sign shall state: (1) The hourly charge for labor; (2) the conditions, if any, under which the shop may impose charges for storage, and the amount of any such charges; and (3) the charge, if any, for a diagnosis. (c) Each motor vehicle repair shop shall prominently display a sign in each area of its premises where work orders are placed by customers. The sign, which shall be in boldface type, shall read as follows: NOTICE: THE CUSTOMER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHOOSE THE LICENSED REPAIR SHOP WHERE THE DAMAGE TO HIS OR HER MOTOR VEHICLE WILL BE REPAIRED. (d) The Commissioner of Motor Vehicles shall determine the size, type face and form of the signs required by this section. (e) Violation of any provision of this section shall be an infraction.
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