New York S10146 mandates third-party food delivery services to consider compliance with vehicle and traffic laws when assigning delivery routes to.

New York S10146, known as the "Consider Safety Act," requires third-party food delivery services to factor compliance with certain vehicle and traffic laws when assigning delivery routes to workers using bicycles with or without electric assist. The law mandates that worker compliance with these laws be weighted at least as much as other factors in delivery route assignment algorithms. The attorney general can bring civil actions against non-compliant delivery businesses, seeking injunctions and civil penalties of up to $1,000 per route per day.

New York S10146 mandates third-party food delivery services to consider compliance with vehicle and traffic laws when assigning delivery routes to.

New York S10146, known as the "Consider Safety Act," requires third-party food delivery services to factor compliance with certain vehicle and traffic laws when assigning delivery routes to workers using bicycles with or without electric assist. The law mandates that worker compliance with these laws be weighted at least as much as other factors in delivery route assignment algorithms. The attorney general can bring civil actions against non-compliant delivery businesses, seeking injunctions and civil penalties of up to $1,000 per route per day.