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No, they were rejected because they don't currently have an active license.
by anon1121 10y ago
No, they were rejected because they don't currently have an active license.
- masto 10y agohttp://www.mass.gov/eea/docs/dpu/transportation-network-company/disqualifying-conditions.pdf http://www.mass.gov/eea/docs/dpu/transportation-network-comp... Last page. License suspended in the past 7 years. I just finished dealing with threatening letters from the DMV telling me that my license was suspended because I cancelled my insurance 6 months ago. It turned out to be a race condition with my insurance company's software miscommunicating the dates of a policy change. If I had been out of town or received the notice three days later, I'd have this on my record, and I never did a damn thing wrong.
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- peterwwillis 10y agoSource? I found no direct quote of what caused the rejections, or if suspension even directly caused the rejection. However: "The bill creates a two-part driver background check system, one by the transportation network companies themselves that is then followed by a check by the state. Drivers would be screened every six months. Drivers must not appear on the National Sex Offender Registry; not had a conviction in the past seven years; and must not have more than four traffic violations or any major traffic violation in the preceding three-year period." "Operating after Suspension of Drivers License" is a major traffic violation in Massachusetts. "Employing unlicensed motor vehicle operator; permitting person with suspended or revoked license to operate motor vehicle" is also a major violation, and could happen if, for example, the owner of the vehicle was intoxicated and ask someone who wasn't intoxicated to drive.