Tennessee SB1950 amends driver license regulations to require a for-hire endorsement for operating a Class D vehicle for commercial purposes.
Tennessee SB1950 modifies the requirements for obtaining a for-hire endorsement to operate a Class D vehicle for commercial purposes. The bill stipulates that applicants must be at least 18 years old and have two years of unrestricted driving experience. It also mandates that the applicant must demonstrate good character, competency, and fitness for employment. The bill further specifies that the vehicle must be used exclusively for family business deliveries. The changes take effect upon the bill becoming law.
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