Alaska HB305 sets minimum compensation standards for transportation network company drivers.

Alaska HB305 mandates that transportation network companies must pay drivers at least 90 percent of the fare charged to riders for prearranged rides. If a driver travels more than 10 miles from the pickup to the drop-off location, the company must compensate the driver for the distance traveled at the IRS business mileage rate and for the time spent traveling at a rate equal to or greater than the state minimum wage. The bill also ensures that any gratuities paid by riders cannot be counted towards the required compensation.

Alaska HB305 sets minimum compensation standards for transportation network company drivers.

Alaska HB305 mandates that transportation network companies must pay drivers at least 90 percent of the fare charged to riders for prearranged rides. If a driver travels more than 10 miles from the pickup to the drop-off location, the company must compensate the driver for the distance traveled at the IRS business mileage rate and for the time spent traveling at a rate equal to or greater than the state minimum wage. The bill also ensures that any gratuities paid by riders cannot be counted towards the required compensation.