Bill > HB1332

This bill concerns transportation network companies (TNCs), such as ride-sharing services, and introduces several key provisions to regulate their operations. The bill defines new terms like "product class" (special ride options with additional fees based on vehicle type or features) and establishes requirements for TNCs regarding vehicle eligibility and driver notifications. Specifically, TNCs must make information available about which vehicles are eligible for different product classes, and if a vehicle has lost eligibility in the past 12 months due to its year or model, the company must reinstate that vehicle for at least 12 months. The bill also mandates that TNCs provide at least 120 days' written notice to drivers before modifying vehicle age or model type requirements for existing product classes. Additionally, the legislation introduces comprehensive regulations about driver compensation, including minimum per-minute and per-mile rates, detailed electronic receipts, weekly payment summaries, and protections against arbitrary account deactivations. The bill also establishes a driver resource center to support drivers and creates mechanisms for appealing account deactivations. The provisions will take effect in stages, with some sections becoming active in September 2025 and July 2026.