Tennessee SB2458 regulates delivery network companies, setting insurance, driver, and customer protection standards.
Tennessee SB2458 amends state law to regulate delivery network companies, focusing on insurance, driver qualifications, and customer protections. The bill mandates that drivers maintain primary automobile liability insurance recognizing their delivery services and a minimum coverage of $100,000 for death, personal injury, and property damage. Delivery network companies must also maintain insurance to cover drivers whose policies exclude delivery services. The bill prohibits drivers from soliciting or accepting cash payments, requiring all transactions to be electronic.
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