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Action required New York Department of Financial Services NY Jun 6, 2026

New York DFS adoption of peer-to-peer car sharing insurance rule amendments

DFS published a Notice of Adoption for its consolidated rulemaking on peer-to-peer car sharing in the May 27, 2026 New York State Register. The action amends Subparts 60-2 and 60-4 of 11 NYCRR, identified as Regulations 35-D and 35-F, and takes effect June 17, 2026.

DFS published a Notice of Adoption for its consolidated rulemaking on peer-to-peer car sharing in the May 27, 2026 New York State Register. The action amends Subparts 60-2 and 60-4 of 11 NYCRR, identified as Regulations 35-D and 35-F, and takes effect June 17, 2026.

What changed

DFS finalized amendments to 11 NYCRR Subparts 60-2 and 60-4 governing peer-to-peer car sharing. The Register notes the rule was filed May 6, 2026 and that DFS received no public comments.

Compliance perspective

Entities involved in New York peer-to-peer car sharing insurance should confirm forms, disclosures, and internal rule references align with the amended provisions before June 17. Licensing teams supporting insurance-adjacent operations should track the new effective date and implementation details.

Key date

Effective date: June 17, 2026.

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