FIRST ON amNY: NYC Council bill seeks delivery app mandates to turn over data on timing of deliveristas’ duties
The NYC Council is considering the 'Safe Delivery Time Act,' which would require delivery apps to provide data on delivery times. The bill aims to regulate the work of e-bike and e-scooter couriers across the city.
The NYC Council is looking to pass new legislation aimed at requiring app-based delivery companies to fork over data and potentially face new regulations regarding the time it takes their workers on e-bikes and e-scooters to do their job around the five boroughs. The so-called “Safe Delivery Time Act” — sponsored by City Council Transportation...
READ NEXT
More on the wire
AI TLDR
The Real Estate Board of New York held its 28th annual Retail Deal of the Year Awards in Midtown, recognizing notable retail real estate projects in the city.
AI TLDR
Approximately 100 people, including local political figures and celebrities, were arrested by the NYPD during a protest near the United Nations.
AI TLDR
New York City is preparing for a nor'easter expected to bring rain, gusty winds, and coastal flooding this weekend.