Massachusetts H2066 imposes fines on transportation network drivers who discriminate against riders with disabilities using service animals.

Massachusetts H2066 amends the General Laws to impose fines on transportation network drivers who discriminate against riders with disabilities who use service animals. The bill introduces escalating fines for violations, with a maximum of $500 for a first offense, $750 for a second offense, and $1000 for a third offense. The fines are intended to deter discrimination and ensure equal access for riders with disabilities using service animals. The changes take effect upon the bill's passage.

Massachusetts H2066 imposes fines on transportation network drivers who discriminate against riders with disabilities using service animals.

Massachusetts H2066 amends the General Laws to impose fines on transportation network drivers who discriminate against riders with disabilities who use service animals. The bill introduces escalating fines for violations, with a maximum of $500 for a first offense, $750 for a second offense, and $1000 for a third offense. The fines are intended to deter discrimination and ensure equal access for riders with disabilities using service animals. The changes take effect upon the bill's passage.