Passenger Transport Services Act 2011

It is a safety duty of a driver of a vehicle used to provide an on-demand passenger transport service – to take reasonable care for his or her own safety while providing the on-demand passenger transport service; and to take reasonable care that his or her own acts or omissions, while providing the on-demand passenger transport service, do not adversely affect the safety of other persons; and to comply, so far as the driver is reasonably able, with any reasonable instruction that is given by the accredited operator providing the on-demand passenger transport service to ensure that – the provisions of this Act, or of any other law, that relate to the safe use of a vehicle; or any safety, security and related standards approved by the Commission under section 16 – are complied with; and to co-operate with any reasonable policy or procedure, of the accredited operator providing the on-demand passenger transport service, in connection with the safe and secure provision of the on-demand passenger service.

It is a safety duty of a person who is a driver of a vehicle used to provide an on-demand passenger transport service to ensure that the person’s conduct does not directly or indirectly cause or encourage another person to fail to comply, in relation to the on-demand passenger transport service, with a safety duty imposed on that other person.