After considering 24 amendments, the Alaska Senate passed a bill Thursday setting the legal framework for transportation network companies to come to the state.
"Transportation network company" is the legal language used to refer to ride-hailing services such as Uber and Lyft.
Senate Bill 14, as passed, includes the following changes:
A transportation network company may not allow a driver to accept trip requests for four years if the driver is convicted of the following offenses against another person: murder, manslaughter, assault, stalking, kidnapping, h...
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