Florida Senate - 2016                          SENATOR AMENDMENT
       Bill No. CS/CS/HB 509, 1st Eng.
       
       
       
       
       
       
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       Senator Brandes moved the following:
       
    1         Senate Substitute for Amendment (734270) (with title
    2  amendment)
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    4         Delete everything after the enacting clause
    5  and insert:
    6         Section 1. Paragraphs (b) and (c) of subsection (1) and
    7  subsection (3) of section 316.066, Florida Statutes, are amended
    8  to read:
    9         316.066 Written reports of crashes.—
   10         (1)
   11         (b) The Florida Traffic Crash Report, Long Form must
   12  include:
   13         1. The date, time, and location of the crash.
   14         2. A description of the vehicles involved.
   15         3. The names and addresses of the parties involved,
   16  including all drivers and passengers, and the identification of
   17  the vehicle in which each was a driver or a passenger.
   18         4. The names and addresses of witnesses.
   19         5. The name, badge number, and law enforcement agency of
   20  the officer investigating the crash.
   21         6. The names of the insurance companies for the respective
   22  parties involved in the crash.
   23         7.A statement as to whether, at the time of the crash, a
   24  driver was engaged in the provision of transportation network
   25  company service, as defined in s. 316.680, or logged into a
   26  transportation network company’s digital network.
   27         (c) In any crash for which a Florida Traffic Crash Report,
   28  Long Form is not required by this section and which occurs on
   29  the public roadways of this state, the law enforcement officer
   30  shall complete a short-form crash report or provide a driver
   31  exchange-of-information form, to be completed by all drivers and
   32  passengers involved in the crash, which requires the
   33  identification of each vehicle that the drivers and passengers
   34  were in. The short-form report must include:
   35         1. The date, time, and location of the crash.
   36         2. A description of the vehicles involved.
   37         3. The names and addresses of the parties involved,
   38  including all drivers and passengers, and the identification of
   39  the vehicle in which each was a driver or a passenger.
   40         4. The names and addresses of witnesses.
   41         5. The name, badge number, and law enforcement agency of
   42  the officer investigating the crash.
   43         6. The names of the insurance companies for the respective
   44  parties involved in the crash.
   45         7.A statement as to whether, at the time of the crash, a
   46  driver was engaged in the provision of transportation network
   47  company service, as defined in s. 316.680, or logged into a
   48  transportation network company’s digital network.
   49         (3)(a) Any driver failing to file the written report
   50  required under subsection (1) commits a noncriminal traffic
   51  infraction, punishable as a nonmoving violation as provided in
   52  chapter 318.
   53         (b) Any employee of a state or local agency in possession
   54  of information made confidential and exempt by this section who
   55  knowingly discloses such confidential and exempt information to
   56  a person not entitled to access such information under this
   57  section commits a felony of the third degree, punishable as
   58  provided in s. 775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
   59         (c) Any person, knowing that he or she is not entitled to
   60  obtain information made confidential and exempt by this section,
   61  who obtains or attempts to obtain such information commits a
   62  felony of the third degree, punishable as provided in s.
   63  775.082, s. 775.083, or s. 775.084.
   64         (d) Any person who knowingly uses confidential and exempt
   65  information in violation of a filed written sworn statement or
   66  contractual agreement required by this section commits a felony
   67  of the third degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082, s.
   68  775.083, or s. 775.084.
   69         (e)A driver who provides a false statement to a law
   70  enforcement officer in connection with the information that is
   71  required to be reported pursuant to subparagraph (1)(b)7. or
   72  subparagraph (1)(c)7. commits a misdemeanor of the second
   73  degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083.
   74         Section 2. Section 316.680, Florida Statutes, is created to
   75  read:
   76         316.680Transportation network companies.—
   77         (1)DEFINITIONS.—As used in this section, the term:
   78         (a) “Digital network” means any online-enabled application,
   79  software, website, or system offered or used by a transportation
   80  network company that enables the prearrangement of rides with
   81  transportation network company drivers.
   82         (b)“Personal vehicle” means a vehicle that is used by a
   83  transportation network company driver in connection with
   84  providing transportation network company service and is:
   85         1.Owned, leased, or otherwise authorized for use by a
   86  transportation network company driver; and
   87         2.Not a taxi, jitney, limousine, or for-hire vehicle as
   88  defined in s. 320.01(15).
   89  
   90  Notwithstanding any other provision of law, a vehicle that is
   91  let or rented to another for consideration may be used as a
   92  personal vehicle.
   93         (c)“Transportation network company” or “company” means an
   94  entity granted a permit under this section to operate in this
   95  state using a digital network or software application service to
   96  connect riders to transportation network company service
   97  provided by drivers. A company is not deemed to own, control,
   98  operate, or manage the vehicles used by drivers; is not deemed
   99  to control or manage drivers; and is not a taxicab association
  100  or for-hire vehicle owner. A transportation network company does
  101  not include an individual, corporation, partnership, sole
  102  proprietorship, or other entity arranging nonemergency medical
  103  transportation for individuals qualifying for Medicaid or
  104  Medicare pursuant to a contract with the state or a managed care
  105  organization.
  106         (d)“Transportation network company driver” or “driver”
  107  means an individual who:
  108         1.Receives connections to potential riders and related
  109  services from a transportation network company in exchange for
  110  payment of a fee to the transportation network company; and
  111         2.Uses a personal vehicle to provide transportation
  112  network company service to riders upon connection through a
  113  digital network controlled by a transportation network company
  114  in return for compensation or payment of a fee.
  115         (e)“Transportation network company rider” or “rider” means
  116  an individual or person who uses a transportation network
  117  company’s digital network to connect with a transportation
  118  network company driver who provides transportation network
  119  company service to the rider in the driver’s personal vehicle
  120  between points chosen by the rider.
  121         (f)“Transportation network company service” means the
  122  provision of transportation by a driver to a rider, beginning
  123  when a driver accepts a ride requested by a rider through a
  124  digital network controlled by a transportation network company,
  125  continuing while the driver transports a rider, and ending when
  126  the last rider departs from the personal vehicle. The term does
  127  not include a taxi, for-hire vehicle, or street hail service and
  128  does not include ridesharing as defined in s. 341.031, a carpool
  129  service as defined s. 450.28, or any other type of service in
  130  which the driver receives a fee that does not exceed the
  131  driver’s cost to provide the ride.
  132         (g)“Trip” means the duration of transportation network
  133  company service beginning at a point of origin where the rider
  134  enters the driver’s vehicle and ending at a point of destination
  135  where the rider exits the vehicle.
  136         (2)NOT A COMMON CARRIER.—A transportation network company
  137  or driver is not a common carrier and does not provide taxi or
  138  for-hire vehicle service. In addition, a driver is not required
  139  to register the vehicle that the driver uses for transportation
  140  network company service as a commercial motor vehicle or a for
  141  hire vehicle.
  142         (3)PERMIT REQUIRED.—
  143         (a)A company must obtain a permit from the department to
  144  operate a transportation network company in this state.
  145         (b)The department shall issue a permit to each company
  146  that meets the requirements for a transportation network company
  147  pursuant to this section and pays an annual permit fee of $5,000
  148  to the department to be deposited into the Highway Safety
  149  Operating Trust Fund.
  150         (4)AGENT FOR SERVICE OF PROCESS REQUIRED.—A transportation
  151  network company must designate and maintain an agent for service
  152  of process in this state. If the registered agent of the company
  153  cannot, with reasonable diligence, be found or if the company
  154  fails to designate or maintain a registered agent in this state,
  155  the executive director of the department must be an agent of the
  156  transportation network company upon whom any process, notice, or
  157  demand may be served.
  158         (5)FARE COLLECTED FOR SERVICES.—A company may collect a
  159  fare on behalf of a driver for the services provided to riders;
  160  however, if a fare is collected from a rider, the company shall
  161  disclose to the rider the fare calculation method on its website
  162  or within its software application service. The company shall
  163  also provide the rider with the applicable rates being charged
  164  and the option to receive an estimated fare before the rider
  165  enters the driver’s vehicle.
  166         (6)IDENTIFICATION OF VEHICLES AND DRIVERS.—The company’s
  167  software application service or website shall display a picture
  168  of the driver and the license plate number of the motor vehicle
  169  used to provide transportation network company service before
  170  the rider enters the driver’s vehicle.
  171         (7)ELECTRONIC RECEIPT.—Within a reasonable period of time,
  172  the company shall provide an electronic receipt to the rider
  173  which lists:
  174         (a)The origin and destination of the trip.
  175         (b)The total time and distance of the trip.
  176         (c)An itemization of the total fare paid.
  177         (8)TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANY AND DRIVER INSURANCE
  178  REQUIREMENTS.—
  179         (a)Beginning March 1, 2017, a transportation network
  180  company driver or transportation network company on the driver’s
  181  behalf shall maintain primary automobile insurance that
  182  recognizes that the driver is a transportation network company
  183  driver or otherwise uses a vehicle to transport riders for
  184  compensation and covers the driver:
  185         1.While the driver is logged into the transportation
  186  network company’s digital network; or
  187         2.While the driver is engaged in transportation network
  188  company service.
  189         (b)The following automobile insurance requirements apply
  190  while a participating driver is logged into the transportation
  191  network company’s digital network and is available to receive
  192  transportation requests but is not engaged in transportation
  193  network company service:
  194         1.Primary automobile liability insurance in the amount of
  195  at least $50,000 for death and bodily injury per person,
  196  $100,000 for death and bodily injury per incident, and $25,000
  197  for property damage.
  198         2.Personal injury protection benefits that provide the
  199  minimum coverage amounts required under ss. 627.730-627.7405.
  200         (c)The following automobile insurance requirements apply
  201  while a driver is engaged in transportation network company
  202  service:
  203         1.Primary automobile liability insurance that provides at
  204  least $1 million for death, bodily injury, and property damage;
  205  and
  206         2.Personal injury protection benefits that provide the
  207  minimum coverage amounts where required of a limousine under ss.
  208  627.730-627.7405.
  209         (d)The coverage requirements of paragraphs (b) and (c) may
  210  be satisfied by:
  211         1.Automobile insurance maintained by the driver;
  212         2.Automobile insurance maintained by the company; or
  213         3.A combination of coverage maintained as provided in
  214  subparagraphs 1. and 2.
  215         (e)If insurance maintained by a driver under paragraph (b)
  216  or paragraph (c) has lapsed or does not provide the required
  217  coverage, insurance maintained by a transportation network
  218  company shall provide the coverage required by this section
  219  beginning with the first dollar of a claim.
  220         (f)Coverage under an automobile insurance policy
  221  maintained by the transportation network company is not
  222  dependent on the maintenance of a personal automobile insurance
  223  policy or on the personal automobile insurer’s first denying a
  224  claim.
  225         (g)Automobile insurance required by this section must be
  226  provided by an insurer authorized to do business in this state
  227  which is a member of the Florida Insurance Guaranty Association
  228  or an eligible surplus lines insurer that has a superior, an
  229  excellent, an exceptional, or an equivalent financial strength
  230  rating by a rating agency acceptable to the Office of Insurance
  231  Regulation.
  232         (h)Insurance satisfying the requirements of this section
  233  is deemed to satisfy the financial responsibility requirement
  234  for a motor vehicle under chapter 324 and the security required
  235  under s. 627.733.
  236         (i)A driver shall carry proof of coverage satisfying
  237  paragraphs (b) and (c) with him or her at all times during his
  238  or her use of a vehicle in connection with a transportation
  239  network company’s digital network. In the event of an accident,
  240  the driver shall provide this insurance coverage information to
  241  the directly interested parties, automobile insurers, and
  242  investigating police officers. Such proof of financial
  243  responsibility may be presented through a digital phone
  244  application under s. 316.646 controlled by a transportation
  245  network company. Upon such request, the driver shall also
  246  disclose to directly interested parties, automobile insurers,
  247  and investigating police officers whether he or she was logged
  248  into the transportation network company’s digital network or
  249  engaged in transportation network company service at the time of
  250  the accident.
  251         (j)If a transportation network company’s insurer makes a
  252  payment for a claim covered under comprehensive coverage or
  253  collision coverage, the transportation network company shall
  254  cause its insurer to issue the payment directly to the business
  255  repairing the vehicle or jointly to the owner of the vehicle and
  256  the primary lienholder on the covered vehicle.
  257         (9)TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANY AND INSURER; EXCLUSIONS;
  258  DISCLOSURE.—
  259         (a)The transportation network company shall disclose the
  260  following in writing to drivers before they are allowed to
  261  accept a request for transportation network company service on
  262  the transportation network company’s digital network:
  263         1.The insurance coverage, including the types of coverage
  264  and the limits for each coverage, that the transportation
  265  network company provides while the driver uses a personal
  266  vehicle in connection with a transportation network company’s
  267  digital network.
  268         2.That the driver’s own automobile insurance policy might
  269  not provide any coverage while the driver is logged into the
  270  transportation network company’s digital network and is
  271  available to receive transportation requests or is engaged in
  272  transportation network company service depending on its terms.
  273         3.That the provision of rides for compensation, whether
  274  prearranged or otherwise, which is not covered by this section
  275  subjects the driver to the coverage requirements imposed by s.
  276  324.032(1), and that failure to meet such limits subjects the
  277  driver to penalties provided in s. 324.221, up to and including
  278  a misdemeanor of the second degree.
  279         (b)1.An insurer that provides automobile liability
  280  insurance policies under part XI of chapter 627 may exclude any
  281  and all coverage afforded under the owner’s or driver’s
  282  insurance policy for any loss or injury that occurs while a
  283  driver is logged into a transportation network company’s digital
  284  network or while a driver provides transportation network
  285  company service. This right to exclude all coverage may apply to
  286  any coverage included in an automobile insurance policy,
  287  including, but not limited to:
  288         a.Liability coverage for bodily injury and property
  289  damage.
  290         b.Uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage.
  291         c.Medical payments coverage.
  292         d.Comprehensive physical damage coverage.
  293         e.Collision physical damage coverage.
  294         f.Personal injury protection.
  295         2.The exclusions described in subparagraph 1. apply
  296  notwithstanding any requirement under chapter 324. This section
  297  does not require or imply that a personal automobile insurance
  298  policy provides coverage while the driver is logged into the
  299  transportation network company’s digital network, while the
  300  driver is engaged in transportation network company service, or
  301  while the driver otherwise uses a vehicle to transport riders
  302  for compensation.
  303         3.This section does not preclude an insurer from providing
  304  coverage by contract or endorsement for the driver’s vehicle.
  305         (c)1.An insurer that excludes the coverage described in
  306  subparagraph (b)1. has no duty to defend or indemnify any claim
  307  expressly excluded thereunder. This section does not invalidate
  308  or limit an exclusion contained in a policy, including a policy
  309  in use or approved for use in this state before July 1, 2016.
  310         2.An automobile insurer that defends or indemnifies a
  311  claim against a driver, which is excluded under the terms of its
  312  policy, has a right of contribution against other insurers that
  313  provide automobile insurance to the same driver in satisfaction
  314  of the coverage requirements of subsection (8) at the time of
  315  loss.
  316         (d)In a claims coverage investigation, transportation
  317  network companies and any insurer providing coverage under
  318  subsection (8) shall cooperate to facilitate the exchange of
  319  relevant information with directly involved parties and any
  320  insurer of the driver, if applicable, including the precise
  321  times that a driver logged into and off of the transportation
  322  network company’s digital network during the 12-hour period
  323  immediately before and the 12-hour period immediately after the
  324  accident and disclose to one another a clear description of the
  325  coverage, exclusions, and limits provided under any automobile
  326  insurance maintained under subsection (8).
  327         (10)DRIVERS AS INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS.—
  328         (a)A driver is an independent contractor and not an
  329  employee of the company if all of the following conditions are
  330  met:
  331         1.The company does not prescribe specific hours during
  332  which the driver must be logged into the company’s digital
  333  network.
  334         2.The company does not impose restrictions on the driver’s
  335  ability to use digital networks from other companies.
  336         3.The company does not assign the driver to a particular
  337  territory in which transportation network company services are
  338  authorized to be provided.
  339         4.The company does not restrict the driver from engaging
  340  in any other occupation or business.
  341         5.The company and the driver agree in writing that the
  342  driver is an independent contractor of the company.
  343         (b)A company operating under this section is not required
  344  to provide workers’ compensation coverage to a transportation
  345  network company driver who is classified as an independent
  346  contractor pursuant to this section.
  347         (11)ZERO TOLERANCE FOR DRUG OR ALCOHOL USE.—
  348         (a)A company shall implement a zero tolerance policy on
  349  use of illegal drugs or alcohol by a driver who is providing
  350  transportation network company service or who is logged into the
  351  company’s digital network but is not providing service.
  352         (b)A company shall provide notice on its website of a zero
  353  tolerance policy under paragraph (a) and shall provide
  354  procedures for a rider to file a complaint about a driver who
  355  the rider reasonably suspects was under the influence of drugs
  356  or alcohol during the course of a trip.
  357         (c)Upon receipt of a rider complaint alleging a violation
  358  of the zero tolerance policy, the company shall immediately
  359  suspend the accused driver’s access to the company’s digital
  360  network and shall conduct an investigation into the reported
  361  incident. The suspension shall last for the duration of the
  362  investigation.
  363         (12)TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANY DRIVER REQUIREMENTS.—
  364         (a)Before allowing a person to act as a driver on its
  365  digital network, and at least once annually thereafter, the
  366  company shall:
  367         1.Require the applicant to submit an application to the
  368  company, including his or her address, date of birth, social
  369  security number, driver license number, driving history, motor
  370  vehicle registration, automobile liability insurance, and other
  371  information required by the company.
  372         2.Conduct, or have a third party conduct, a criminal
  373  background check for each applicant to include:
  374         a.A Multi-State/Multi-Jurisdiction Criminal Records
  375  Locator or other similar commercial national database with
  376  validation.
  377         b.The Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender Public Website.
  378         3.Conduct a social security trace or similar
  379  identification check that is designed to identify relevant
  380  information about the applicant, including first name, middle
  381  name or initial, last name, aliases, maiden name, alternative
  382  spellings, nicknames, date of birth, and any known addresses.
  383         4.Obtain and review a driving history research report for
  384  the applicant.
  385         (b)The company shall prohibit an applicant from acting as
  386  a driver on its digital network if the applicant:
  387         1.Has had more than three moving violations in the
  388  preceding 3-year period or one major violation in the preceding
  389  3-year period. A major violation is:
  390         a.Fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement
  391  officer;
  392         b.Reckless driving; or
  393         c.Driving with a suspended or revoked license;
  394         2.Has been convicted, within the past 7 years, of driving
  395  under the influence of drugs or alcohol, fraud, sexual offenses,
  396  use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, a crime involving
  397  property damage or theft, acts of violence, or acts of terror;
  398         3.Has been convicted, within the past 7 years, of any
  399  offense listed in the level 2 screening standards in s.
  400  435.04(2) or (3), or a substantially similar law of another
  401  state or federal law;
  402         4.Is a match in the Dru Sjodin National Sex Offender
  403  Public Website;
  404         5.Does not possess a valid driver license;
  405         6.Does not possess proof of registration for the motor
  406  vehicle used to provide transportation network company service;
  407         7.Does not possess proof of automobile liability insurance
  408  for the motor vehicle used to provide transportation network
  409  company service; or
  410         8.Has not attained the age of 19 years.
  411         (13)PROHIBITED CONDUCT.—A driver may not:
  412         (a)Accept a rider other than a rider arranged through a
  413  digital network or software application service.
  414         (b)Solicit or accept street hails.
  415         (c)Solicit or accept cash payments from riders. A company
  416  shall adopt a policy prohibiting solicitation or acceptance of
  417  cash payments from riders and notify drivers of such policy.
  418  Such policy must require a payment for transportation network
  419  company service to be made electronically using the company’s
  420  digital network or software application service.
  421         (14)NONDISCRIMINATION; ACCESSIBILITY.—
  422         (a)A company may not discriminate against a driver on the
  423  basis of race, color, national origin, religious belief or
  424  affiliation, sex, disability, age, or sexual orientation. A
  425  company shall adopt a policy to assist a driver who reasonably
  426  believes that he or she has received a negative rating from a
  427  rider because of his or her race, color, national origin,
  428  religious belief or affiliation, sex, disability, age, or sexual
  429  orientation.
  430         (b)A company shall adopt a policy of nondiscrimination on
  431  the basis of destination, race, color, national origin,
  432  religious belief or affiliation, sex, disability, age, or sexual
  433  orientation with respect to riders and potential riders and
  434  shall notify drivers of such policy.
  435         (c)A driver shall comply with the nondiscrimination
  436  policy.
  437         (d)A driver shall comply with all applicable laws relating
  438  to accommodation of service animals.
  439         (e)A company may not impose additional charges for
  440  providing transportation network company service to persons with
  441  physical disabilities because of those disabilities.
  442         (f)A company shall provide riders an opportunity to
  443  indicate whether they require a wheelchair-accessible vehicle.
  444  If a company cannot arrange wheelchair-accessible service, it
  445  shall direct the rider to an alternate provider of wheelchair
  446  accessible service, if available.
  447         (15)RECORDS.—A company shall maintain:
  448         (a)Individual trip records for at least 1 year after the
  449  date each trip was provided.
  450         (b)Driver records for at least 1 year after the date on
  451  which a driver’s activation on the company’s digital network has
  452  ended.
  453         (c)The company shall maintain records of written rider
  454  complaints received through the company’s software application
  455  service for at least 2 years after the date such complaint is
  456  received by the company.
  457         (16)PREEMPTION.—It is the intent of the Legislature to
  458  provide for uniformity of laws governing transportation network
  459  companies, transportation network company drivers, and vehicles
  460  used by transportation network company drivers throughout the
  461  state. Transportation network companies, transportation network
  462  company drivers, and vehicles used by transportation network
  463  company drivers are governed exclusively by state law and any
  464  rules adopted by the department. A county, municipality, special
  465  district, airport authority, port authority, or other local
  466  governmental entity or subdivision may not impose a tax on, or
  467  require a license for, a company or a driver, or a vehicle used
  468  by a driver, if such tax or license relates to providing
  469  transportation network company services, or subjects a company,
  470  driver, or vehicle to any rate, entry, operation, or other
  471  requirement of the county, municipality, special district,
  472  airport authority, port authority, or other local governmental
  473  entity or subdivision. This section does not prohibit an airport
  474  from charging reasonable fees for use of the airport’s
  475  facilities or designating locations for staging, pickup, and
  476  other similar operations at the airport.
  477         Section 3. Section 324.031, Florida Statutes, is amended to
  478  read:
  479         324.031 Manner of proving financial responsibility.—The
  480  owner or operator of a taxicab, limousine, jitney, any vehicle
  481  used in connection with a transportation network company, or any
  482  other for-hire passenger transportation vehicle may prove
  483  financial responsibility by providing satisfactory evidence of
  484  holding a motor vehicle liability policy as defined in s.
  485  324.021(8) or s. 324.151, which policy is issued by an insurance
  486  carrier which is a member of the Florida Insurance Guaranty
  487  Association or an eligible surplus lines insurer. The operator
  488  or owner of any other vehicle may prove his or her financial
  489  responsibility by:
  490         (1) Furnishing satisfactory evidence of holding a motor
  491  vehicle liability policy as defined in ss. 324.021(8) and
  492  324.151;
  493         (2) Furnishing a certificate of self-insurance showing a
  494  deposit of cash in accordance with s. 324.161; or
  495         (3) Furnishing a certificate of self-insurance issued by
  496  the department in accordance with s. 324.171.
  497  
  498  Any person, including any firm, partnership, association,
  499  corporation, or other person, other than a natural person,
  500  electing to use the method of proof specified in subsection (2)
  501  shall furnish a certificate of deposit equal to the number of
  502  vehicles owned times $30,000, to a maximum of $120,000; in
  503  addition, any such person, other than a natural person, shall
  504  maintain insurance providing coverage in excess of limits of
  505  $10,000/20,000/10,000 or $30,000 combined single limits, and
  506  such excess insurance shall provide minimum limits of
  507  $125,000/250,000/50,000 or $300,000 combined single limits.
  508  These increased limits shall not affect the requirements for
  509  proving financial responsibility under s. 324.032(1).
  510         Section 4. This act shall take effect July 1, 2016.
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  513  And the title is amended as follows:
  514         Delete everything before the enacting clause
  515  and insert:
  516                        A bill to be entitled                      
  517         An act relating to transportation network companies;
  518         amending s. 316.066, F.S.; requiring certain
  519         information to be included on traffic crash reports;
  520         providing penalties; creating s. 316.680, F.S.;
  521         providing definitions; providing requirements for a
  522         person to obtain a permit as a transportation network
  523         company; directing the Department of Highway Safety
  524         and Motor Vehicles to issue such permits; providing a
  525         permit fee; requiring an agent for service of process;
  526         requiring disclosure of a company’s fares; requiring
  527         display of certain information related to a
  528         transportation network company driver; requiring that
  529         a company provide an electronic receipt to a rider;
  530         providing requirements for automobile insurance and
  531         insurance disclosure; providing requirements for
  532         drivers to act as independent contractors; requiring a
  533         zero tolerance policy for drug and alcohol use;
  534         providing requirements for employment as a
  535         transportation network company driver; prohibiting
  536         specified conduct; providing certain nondiscrimination
  537         and accessibility requirements; requiring a company to
  538         maintain certain records; providing for preemption;
  539         amending s. 324.031, F.S.; providing for proof of
  540         financial responsibility by owners or operators of a
  541         vehicle used in connection with a transportation
  542         network company; providing an effective date.