An Act protecting transportation network driver data privacy and integrity
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to protect the data privacy and integrity of drivers who work for transportation network companies, such as ride-sharing services. It seeks to establish rules and regulations regarding how these companies collect, use, and share driver data. The legislation intends to increase transparency and control for drivers over their personal information. This bill is part of a series of data privacy measures being considered in Massachusetts.
Key provisions
- Requires transportation network companies to provide drivers with clear information about data collection practices.
- Establishes standards for data security and protection.
- Limits the use of driver data for purposes beyond providing the transportation service.
- Grants drivers certain rights regarding their data, such as access and correction.
- Mandates that companies obtain consent before sharing driver data with third parties.
- Creates a process for drivers to file complaints regarding data privacy violations.
- Defines ‘transportation network company’ for the purposes of the bill.
- Requires companies to maintain records of data requests and disclosures.
Who is affected
- Transportation network drivers
- Transportation network companies (e.g., Uber, Lyft)
- Consumers who use transportation network services
- The State of Massachusetts
- Data privacy regulators
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