Texas § 2402.106 INTOXICATING SUBSTANCE POLICY.

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§ 2402.106 — INTOXICATING SUBSTANCE POLICY.

Texas § 2402.106

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Tex. Occupations Code Code Ann. § 2402.106 (2026).

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Sec. 2402.106. INTOXICATING SUBSTANCE POLICY.

(a)A transportation network company shall implement an intoxicating substance policy that prohibits a driver who is logged in to the company's digital network from any amount of intoxication.

(b)A transportation network company shall include on its Internet website:

(1)a notice concerning the company's intoxicating substance policy; and

(2)the means to make a complaint about a suspected violation of the policy.

(c)On receipt of a passenger complaint alleging a violation of the intoxicating substance policy, a transportation network company shall:

(1)conduct an investigation into the reported incident; and

(2)immediately suspend the driver's access to the company's digital network for the duration of the investigation.

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Sec. 2402.106. INTOXICATING SUBSTANCE POLICY. (a) A transportation network company shall implement an intoxicating substance policy that prohibits a driver who is logged in to the company's digital network from any amount of intoxication.
(b) A transportation network company shall include on its Internet website:
(1) a notice concerning the company's intoxicating substance policy; and
(2) the means to make a complaint about a suspected violation of the policy.
(c) On receipt of a passenger complaint alleging a violation of the intoxicating substance policy, a transportation network company shall:
(1) conduct an investigation into the reported incident; and
(2) immediately suspend the driver's access to the company's digital network for the duration of the investigation.
(d) A transportation network company shall maintain records relevant to a complaint for a period of at least two years after the date the complaint is received.