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California bill would prevent CLEAR passengers from line-jumping at airports

A California lawmaker's bill to ban Clear, an airport line-skipping service, is set for a committee hearing on Tuesday.
Senate Bill 1372, introduced in February, is under review by the Transportation Committee.
The proposed bill aims to restrict new agreements with third-party vendors for expedited security access, citing safety concerns by Senator Newman.

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CBS News

California could ban Clear, which lets travelers pay to skip TSA lines

A "concierge service" that lets paying members bypass airport security lines is unfair to other travelers, California lawmaker says.

11 days ago

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The Hill

California bill would prevent CLEAR passengers from line-jumping at airports

A bill proposal in California would prohibit security screening company CLEAR from skipping the general security lines at state airports, marking the first proposal of its kind. California state Sen. Josh Newman (D), the sponsor of the legislation, said the bill is not banning CLEAR from state airports, but rather moving the service to its…

10 days ago·Washington, United States

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abc 7 News

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

If the new bill passes, it would ban companies like CLEAR from operating at California airports unless they utilize their own security lines. More details here:

10 days ago·S F, United States

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abc30 News

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

If the new bill passes, it would ban companies like CLEAR from operating at California airports unless they utilize their own security lines. More details here:

10 days ago·Fresno, United States

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KTLA 5

California bill could change how third-party airport security vendors operate at state airports

The bill, formally known as SB 1372, would prohibit vendors like Clear Secure from using standard security or the Transportation Security Administration PreCheck security lanes for their expedited services.

11 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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SF Gate

New California bill would ban security shortcut at public airports

The measure takes aim at services like Clear that allow paid subscribers to jump to the front of security lines

11 days ago·S F, United States

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California bill would prevent CLEAR passengers from line-jumping at airports

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California could ban Clear, which lets travelers pay to skip TSA lines

California could ban Clear, which lets travelers pay to skip TSA lines

California bill would prevent CLEAR passengers from line-jumping at airports

California bill would prevent CLEAR passengers from line-jumping at airports

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

Proposed bill could ban security line skipping services from California airports

California bill could change how third-party airport security vendors operate at state airports

California bill could change how third-party airport security vendors operate at state airports

New California bill would ban security shortcut at public airports

New California bill would ban security shortcut at public airports

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