Transport booking services—regulations about operation
36H Transport booking services—regulations about operation
A regulation may make provision about the operation of transport booking services, including, for example—
the agreements and other arrangements that transport booking services may make with bookable vehicle drivers, taxi service operators and hire car service operators; and
service standards for transport booking services; and
the safety of drivers and passengers (including, for example, particular kinds of security devices); and
the operation of equipment for sending messages between transport booking services and bookable vehicle drivers; and
management of bookings for particular kinds of bookable vehicles including, for example, wheelchair-accessible taxis; and
the accessibility of booking services for different kinds of passengers; and
the payment by passengers of gratuities and other amounts in addition to fares; and
directions that transport booking services may give to bookable vehicle drivers; and
customer inquiries and complaints; and
the making and keeping of records and their inspection; and
the auditing of records and systems; and
the provision of information and reports to the road transport authority.
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