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Code · Maryland · Labor and Employment

§ 5-605

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§5–605.
(a)Each employer is encouraged to provide information and incentives that promote ridesharing arrangements.
(1)Unless an employer owns or contracts for a vehicle that is used in a ridesharing arrangement, the employer is not liable for an injury to a rider or another that results from use of the vehicle.
(2)An employer is not liable for an injury to a rider or another only because the employer provides information or incentives or otherwise encourages an employee to participate in a ridesharing arrangement, as defined in § 11-150.1 of the Transportation Article.
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