Gov. Jared Polis this week signed two bills into law that will mandate more extensive disclosures of ride details for drivers on platforms such as Uber, Lyft and DoorDash.
Ride-share driver Manyang Duot sits in his vehicle in a parking lot in Aurora on Friday, Dec. 30, 2022. Duot drives for both Uber and Lyft and works a second job in addition to driving. , dubbed the Transportation Network Company Transparency bill, mandates ride-hail companies divulge how much of the ride’s cost will go to the company versus the driver. The bill also makes sure drivers know the destination and expected compensation for a ride before they accept it.
Drivers will also see a new internal deactivation challenge procedure on their apps, which will help them get reconsideration meetings or administrative reviews.“Delivery apps have made big promises to Coloradans, including flexibility for workers and more choices for consumers. But too often hidden algorithms interfere with the worker autonomy that drivers in this industry so highly value,” Rep. Stephanie Vigil, a Colorado Springs Democrat and bill sponsor, said in a statement.
Unlike last session, lawmakers this year opted to split driver protections into two separate bills. Advocates and companies say the procedures facing delivery companies are not the same as ride-hailing platforms and should be legislated as such.Casa Bonita could open up reservations this summer; documentary about its revival debuts this weekKeeler vs.
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