Repeals the Florida Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law and revises insurance requirements for various vehicles and drivers.
This bill repeals the Florida Motor Vehicle No-Fault Law and revises insurance requirements for various vehicles and drivers. It mandates that peer-to-peer car-sharing programs assume liability for shared vehicles, except under certain conditions. It also requires transportation network companies and their drivers to maintain specific insurance coverages. Additionally, it revises financial responsibility requirements for different types of vehicles, including commercial vehicles, nonpublic sector buses, and for-hire passenger transportation vehicles.
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