Massachusetts S3232 mandates automatic idling alerts for rideshare drivers and requires quarterly reports on idling incidents.
Massachusetts S3232, also known as the "Promoting rideshare safety" bill, requires transportation network companies to implement an automatic idling alert system. This system sends alerts to drivers if a ride has been idling for over five minutes. Companies must report idling incidents quarterly and face civil penalties for unaddressed alerts. The bill also allows companies to contact law enforcement if alerts go unanswered and holds companies liable for assaults by drivers or against drivers by passengers. The attorney general enforces the law.
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