Projeto no Senado pode VIRAR O JOGO para motoristas por aplicativo

A Senate bill could profoundly change how drivers work for ride-hailing apps. Bill 485/2020, authored by Senator Leila Barros, proposes changes to the Urban Mobility Law to provide greater security for drivers and users of private individual transportation via ride-hailing apps. In its original text, the proposal outlines five obligations for platforms like Uber, 99, and similar services: remote payment, passenger identification on trips called for third parties, the possibility for drivers to pre-define their operating territory, monitoring of risk events, and alert systems during trips. In this video, Claudião explains why this bill could bother the platforms, what could change for drivers, and what points the category needs to monitor so that the proposal is not weakened during its passage. It's not yet law, but if it advances and comes into effect, it could directly impact the safety, transparency, and choice of drivers using ride-hailing apps. Comment: Do you think drivers should be able to pre-select the regions where they accept to work? Become a member of this channel and get benefits:    / @claudiao   WANT TO BE AN UBER DRIVER? https://t.uber.com/referral/?invite_c... WANT TO BE A 99 DRIVER? https://d.99app.com/h82n4BN?shar_chan... INSTAGRAM: @_.claudioao TIKTOK: @.claudiao_