HB 24-1129 Summary

• Requires delivery network companies to disclose consumer payment amounts prominently on tip screens and prohibits reducing driver pay based on tip amounts.

• Mandates wage transparency for drivers by disclosing estimated/actual earnings, number of transactions, pickup/delivery addresses, direction, time, and distance before task acceptance.

• Requires delivery network companies to develop written account deactivation policies defining violations, provide written notice of deactivations, and establish internal challenge procedures with 14-day response timelines.

• Establishes minimum 60-second decision period for drivers to accept or decline delivery task offers without penalty or retaliation.

• Creates enforcement mechanisms including statutory damages of $1,000 per violation (per consumer or driver basis) in civil actions and $100 per violation fines administered by the Department of Labor and Employment; applies to contracts executed or renewed on or after January 1, 2025.