Respuestas recibidas sin formulario I - II- III

Milwaukee: TNCs are responsible for conducting a Multi-­‐State, Multi-­‐Jurisdictional, or
commercial records (with validation) database search and a search of the National Sex
Offender Registry for each applicant. Applicants who have been convicted, in the past 7
years, of fraud sexual offenses, use of a motor vehicle to commit a felony, property damage,
theft, acts of violence, or acts of terror must be refused. TNCs must also reject all applicants
who match the National Sex Offenders Registry.
Milwaukee: A fingerprint based record check is run, covering the past 10 years. The police
may object to an applicant, at their discretion. A provisional permit requires that a driver
state that they have not been convicted of a felony or violent offence in the past two years.
By default, record checks are conducted by the Milwaukee Police Department, but the
department may, with council permission, designate third parties to conduct checks.
Minneapolis: Records must be kept for 3 years. Those with felony convictions in the past 5
years are unable to drive on a transportation network. Those with violence, drug,
indecency, or prostitution related misdemeanors in the past 3 years also may not drive on a
transportation network.
Oklahoma City: The TNC is responsible for providing a background check. Individuals
convicted within the 7 years of any felony or misdemeanor offense involving violence,
sexual offense, drug or alcohol related offense, and/or felony theft or burglary are
disqualified from driving.
Seattle: The TNC is responsible for reviewing criminal background checks and maintaining
records (presumably for as long as they are driving for the TNC). Drivers convicted of any
traffic or criminal offence directly bearing on their fitness, including but not limited to theft,
fraud, robbery, burglary, assault, sex crimes, alcohol, drugs, or prostitution, are not
permitted to drive. (approved third party background check vendors need only access 5
years of history)
Spokane: Driver must have never 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. Records of checks must be maintained for two years.
St. Paul: Drivers may not be under sentence or have been discharged from sentence for a
felony conviction within the past 10 years for: Murder, manslaughter, criminal vehicular
homicide and injury, assault, criminal sexual conduct, indecent conduct, or any violation of
controlled substances laws that is punishable by a sentence of 15 years or more. The same
applies to all felony convictions within the past 5 years and any non-­‐traffic gross
misdemeanors or non-­‐traffic misdemeanors within the past 3 years (the 5 year and 3 year
disqualifications can be waived upon evidence of rehabilitation if the offense is not related
to being a taxi driver).
Tulsa: TNCs are responsible for checking local and national criminal records as well as the
National Sex Offender Registry. Registered sex offenders and those with outstanding
warrants may not drive for a TNC. Additionally, individuals convicted of a misdemeanor
involving prostitution related offenses, public lewdness, sexual offenses, assualt and
battery, or controlled substance related offenses, in the past 5 years are also barred from