Missouri HB1725 modifies transportation network company regulations and establishes the offense of impersonating a TNC driver.
Missouri HB1725 modifies provisions relating to transportation network companies (TNC) and establishes the offense of impersonating a TNC driver. The bill requires TNCs to conduct background checks on drivers, including criminal records and sex offender status. It mandates that TNCs revoke driver access upon expiration of employment authorization. The bill also creates penalties for impersonating a TNC driver, including class A misdemeanors and class C felonies, depending on the circumstances. The offense escalates to a class A felony if the impersonation results in death during a felony.
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