Bill > H3732

This bill introduces comprehensive data reporting requirements for third-party delivery services in Massachusetts, creating new definitions and mandating detailed monthly reporting to state authorities. The bill defines key terms like "Third Party Delivery Provider" (a delivery service where customers can order food or goods online from establishments not owned by the service) and "Third Party Delivery Driver" (a contracted delivery person). It requires third-party delivery providers to submit extensive monthly data to the state division, including details about delivery modes, vehicle information, geographic coordinates, delivery times, costs, driver residence, cancellations, and precise timing of each delivery stage. The bill also establishes a unique identification number system for delivery drivers, which must be visibly displayed on their vehicles. Additionally, the legislation allows the state division to share de-identified, aggregated data with various government agencies for purposes like congestion management, transportation planning, and emissions tracking, while implementing strict confidentiality protocols. The data collection aims to provide transparency and insights into the growing third-party delivery ecosystem, with provisions for tracking and potential enforcement of reporting requirements.

Budget and Finance, Transportation and Infrastructure

https://malegislature.gov/Bills/194/H3732