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Code · Idaho · Title 49 — Motor Vehicles · Chapter 24 — Miscellaneous

49-2431. Ridesharing exempt from motor carrier laws.

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The following laws and regulations shall not apply to any ridesharing arrangement using a motor vehicle with a seating capacity for not more than fifteen
(15)persons, including the driver:
Title 49
, Idaho Code, pertaining to the regulation of motor carriers of any kind or description;
(2)Laws and regulations containing insurance requirements that are specifically applicable to motor carriers or commercial vehicles;
(3)Laws imposing a greater standard of care on motor carriers or commercial vehicles than that imposed on other drivers or owners of motor vehicles;
(4)Laws and regulations with equipment requirements and special accident reporting requirements that are specifically applicable to motor carriers or commercial vehicles; and
(5)Laws imposing a tax on fuel purchased in another state by a motor carrier or highway use fees on commercial buses.
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