New Jersey S3749 prohibits transportation network companies from engaging in surge pricing during a state of emergency.
New Jersey S3749 prohibits transportation network companies from engaging in surge pricing during a state of emergency. The bill defines surge pricing as charging a higher fare rate than the usual fare rate for a prearranged ride during times of high demand. The prohibition applies for 72 hours immediately following the declaration of a state of emergency, with the option for the Governor to extend the prohibition in consecutive 72-hour intervals if the state of emergency remains in effect.
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