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Chciago B Annual Yes Colorado Every 5 years No Columbus Annual Yes Dallas Biennial No DC At signup Detroit Annual No Houston Biennial Yes Illinois At Signup No Milwaukee Biennial Yes Minneapolis Annual No OKC Annual No Seattle Annual No Spokane Annual No St. Paul Annual No Tulsa At signup No Virginia At signup No Austin: TNCs must conduct criminal record checks and may not partner with any driver that has ever been convicted of fraud, sexual offenses, use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, gun related violations, resisting/evading arrest, reckless driving, a crime involving property damage or theft, acts of violence, or acts of terror. Baton Rouge: TNACs are required to conduct a nationwide criminal record check and a search of the National Sex Offender Registry. If an applicant has been convicted within the past 7 years of offenses against the person, public morals, or property then they are permanently barred from operating on that TNACs platform. California: When a TNC onboards a new driver, the TNC must run a criminal background check and a national sex offender database check. Anyone convicted in the past seven years of fraud, sexual offenses, use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, a crime involving property damage and/or theft, acts of violence, or acts of terror is prohibited from offering TNC services. Chattanooga: The TNC or a third party must check the criminal record of prospective drivers. The check must include use a Multi-‐State/Juris Criminal Records Locator or a similar service with primary source search and the National Sex Offender Registry. TNCs must reject candidates who match the national sex offender database or who have been convicted at any time of fraud, sexual offenses, use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, a crime involving property damage and/or theft, acts of violance, or acts of terror. Chicago A: May not have been found or determined guilty of a felony, a crime involving moral turpitude, the illegal sale or possession of a controlled substance, or sexual abuse or solicitation of a child in the past five years. Chicago B: May not have been found or determined guilty of a forcible felony, a crime involving moral turpitude, the illegal sale or possession of a controlled substance, or sexual abuse or solicitation of a child in the past five years. Fingerprints are taken for the check.
Colorado: Colorado prohibits those with felony fraud, unlawful sexual behavior, offenses against property, or crimes of violence on their record from driving on a TNCs network. Other felonies result in a 5 year prohibition. Columbus: Columbus requires national, state, and local background checks that include fingerprinting. Within the last 7 years, a prospective driver may not have any convictions for violent felonies, weapons violations, or prostitution/drug trafficking felonies/misdemeanors on their record. They also may not be registered sex offenders or sexual predators. Dallas: Driver permit applicants may not have any outstanding warrants in Texas. Different exclusion periods apply to different types of offenses. Felonies require that five years have passed <strong>sin</strong>ce the date of conviction and date of release from confinement. Misdemeanors require two, or five if two misdemeanor convictions occurred in a 24 month period. Offenses to which these periods apply include, criminal homicide, kidnapping, sexual offenses, assaultive offenses, robbery, felony weapons possesion/carrying/transfer, felony violation of the Dangerous Drugs Act, felony violation of the Controlled Substances Act, or criminal attempt to commit any of the previously listed offences. Even after the required time has passed, the regulator must determine that the applicant is fit to be a driver. The regulator will consider the extent and nature of past criminal activity, age at the time of the crime, time <strong>sin</strong>ce last criminal act, conduct prior to and following the crime, evidence of rehabilitation or effort towards it, letters of recommendation from prosecutors, law enforcement, and other people in contact with the applicant. DC: PVFHCs are required obtain a local and national criminal record check and a search of the National Sex Offender Registry for each driver. The check must be conducted by a third party accredited by the National Association of Professional Background Screeners. If an applicant is a match to the national sex offender registry database or has been convicted within the past 7 years of a crime of violence, Anti-‐Sexual Abuse Act offense, DC Protection of Minors Act offense, robbery, attempted robbery, felony fraud, or felony identity theft, then they are not permitted to work as a driver. Detroit: Rasier is required to obtain and a review a national criminal background check including the national sex offender database. No one may be permitted to use Rasier’s platform who has been convicted of “fraud, sexual offenses, use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, a crime involving property damage, and/or theft, acts of violance, or acts of terror.” Houston: Prospective drivers must undergo a fingerprint background check. An individual cannot become a driver if they have been convicted in the past 10 years of drug use, drug sale, rape, sexual assault, sexual abuse, indecency with a child, a crime that resulted in them being classified as a registered sex offender, a violation of state or federal laws regulating firearms, an offense involving fraud or theft, an offense involving forgery, an offency involving the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, an offence involving prostitution or the promotion of it, or an offence involving violance other than those classified as a Class C misdemeanor or lesser.
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