CA AB2682

Clarifies that the 6-month exclusivity period for transportation network company (TNC) driver organization certification begins when the first organization obtains 10% driver authorization from the Public Employment Relations Board, preventing other organizations from being certified without an election during that window

Establishes a right for any charging party, respondent, or intervenor to petition for a writ of extraordinary relief from the board's final decisions in unfair practice cases, filed within 30 days in the district court of appeal where the dispute occurred

Requires the board to file certified proceeding records within 10 days of court notification, with courts having jurisdiction to enforce, modify, or set aside board orders

Mandates the board to seek court enforcement of final decisions after the petition deadline expires if a party requests it and compliance has not occurred, with courts enforcing orders by writ of mandamus without reviewing the merits

Applies to TNC drivers (such as Uber and Lyft drivers) under California's Transportation Network Company Drivers Labor Relations Act, with provisions effective after May 1, 2026