MN SF2319

Transportation network companies must purchase occupational accident insurance within 240 days covering all drivers engaged on their platform in Minnesota, with minimum $1,000,000 aggregate limits per accident including medical expenses up to $250,000 and disability payments at 66 percent of average weekly earnings.

Establishes minimum compensation requirements of $1.85 per mile and $0.25 per minute for passenger transport, with annual adjustments beginning July 1, 2024 based on cost-of-living changes published by the U.S. Department of Labor.

Requires TNCs to provide clear written deactivation rules at least 30 days before enforcement, give drivers written notice and opportunity to respond before deactivation, and allow appeals for suspensions exceeding ten days based on substantial, credible evidence.

Mandates transparency through pre-trip information disclosures (distance, time, minimum fare), electronic receipts within 24 hours showing itemized compensation details, and prohibition of preferential assignment practices.

Prohibits discrimination based on race, national origin, color, religion, age, gender, disabilities, sexual orientation, or gender identity, and allows drivers to pursue civil actions for violations within two years or through arbitration at their election.