Expands employer provided commuter transportation benefit to include micromobility-sharing arrangements and transportation network company services.
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Overview
This bill expands employer-provided commuter transportation benefits to include micromobility-sharing arrangements (like bike and scooter rentals) and transportation network company services (like Uber and Lyft). It updates the definition of ‘alternative means of commuting’ to encompass these new options, allowing employees to use them for pre-tax transportation benefits and potentially qualifying employers for tax credits. The bill aims to encourage more sustainable commuting options and reduce traffic congestion.
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