AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE: Provides for proof of insurance of transportation network companies involved in an accident. (8/1/26)

Drivers must now voluntarily disclose insurance coverage and digital network status immediately after an accident, eliminating the need for interested parties to request this information first.

The bill includes an effective date of August 1, 2026, establishing when the new proactive disclosure rules will begin.

Added a Senate Legislative Services digest and updated the bill's header to reflect the original version of the text.

Removed the title page header, legislative digest, and summary of amendments which were present in the Reengrossed version but are not part of the final law.

Removed the Governor's approval signature block and date lines from the final text.

The final text clarifies that drivers must disclose whether they were logged on or on a prearranged ride at the time of an accident, adding 'automobile insurers' to the list of parties who must receive this information.

Added a specific reference to R.S. 32:863.1 as the penalty for failing to comply with the disclosure requirements.

The engrossed version removed the mandate for drivers to disclose proof of insurance through the transportation network company upon request.

The reengrossed version reinstates the requirement for drivers to disclose proof of insurance through the company upon request in the event of an accident.