Transportation network companies; publishing and disclosure requirements, delayed effective date.

The definition of 'deactivation process' was narrowed to specifically mean permanently removing a driver's access, rather than just materially restricting it.

Deactivation policies must now clearly define 'serious misconduct' and establish that remaining funds be deposited within five business days, with exceptions for misuse clearly stated.

Drivers must be able to communicate with a company representative during the deactivation appeal process, and accounts must be reactivated within 72 hours unless legal barriers exist.

Weekly earnings summaries must now be delivered via website, email, or the digital platform, and companies may combine earnings categories as long as they are separately stated.

The deadline for providing itemized ride receipts to drivers was reduced from immediately after the ride to within 24 hours.

The annual report submitted to the state regarding driver earnings and fares is now required to be confidential.

The text was reformatted to include official legislative headers, page numbers, and approval stamps, while the actual legal content and policy requirements remained unchanged.