Respuestas recibidas sin formulario I - II- III

currently a TNC
driver)
involved
3 years otherwise
Tulsa At signup 3 in 12 months in (see note) 0 in past 5 years
the past 24 months
Virginia At Signup 3 in the past 3 years (see note) 0 in past 3 years
Austin: Drivers may not have been charged with driving without insurance or driving with a
suspended license, in the past three years.
Baton Rouge: TNACs must check the driving histories of applicants and permanently bar
those convicted of a DUI, hit and run driving, reckless operation of a vehicle, vehicular flight
from a law enforcement officer, negligent homicide involving a vehicle, or vehicular
homicide in the past 7 years of driving. Also permanently barred from using a TNACs
platform are those convicted of driving with a suspended or revoked license in the past 3
years.
California: California requires that TNCs participate in the California DMV Employer Pull
Notice Program, which provides notice of new offences. Up until that program is fully
available to them, TNCs are required to conduct quarterly record checks.
Chattanooga: The TNC or a third party must check the driving record of prospective drivers.
Chicago A: TNPs must check the driving histories of partners. Those ever convicted of
reckless driving, hit and run, and driving with a suspended license are disqualified. Further
disqualified are those who have had their licenses suspended or revoked in the past year.
Drivers also may not have had a public chauffeur's or restricted public chauffeur's permit
suspended, revoked or non-­‐renewed in the past five years.
Chicago B: Drivers convicted of driving with a suspended or revoked license in the last 12
months will have their applications rejected; however, this disqualification and the one
resulting from committing two or more moving violations can be removed by passing a
remedial driving course of the regulator’s choosing. Drivers also may not have had a public
chauffeur's or restricted public chauffeur's permit suspended, revoked or non-­‐renewed in
the past five years.
Colorado: Records of checks must be kept for at least three years.
Columbus: Records must be obtained by driver and brought to the regulator as part of the
licensing process. Drivers may not have any convictions for failing to stop at an
accident/collision, in the past 7 years, or for manslaughter or homicide resulting from the
operation of a motor vehicle.
Dallas: Drivers are disqualified from obtaining or renewing a permit if they have been at
fault in more than two accidents in any 12 month period in the last 36 months.
DC: PVFHCs must check the driving histories of applicants and bar those convicted of a DUI,
leaving after colliding, negligent homicide, aggravated reckless driving, fleeing from a law
enforcement officer in a motor vehicle, or use of a motor vehicle to commit a crime in the