An Act relative to third party delivery data reporting
SD 1291 requires third-party food delivery companies operating in Massachusetts (like DoorDash or Uber Eats) to report detailed delivery data monthly to the state division. This includes transportation mode, GPS coordinates for pickup/delivery, costs paid by buyers and restaurants, driver details, time spent on each delivery phase, vehicle information, and accident data. The data must be submitted in a state-approved format and will be used for congestion management, transportation planning, and emissions tracking. The state will share de-identified, aggregated data with specific agencies (like MassDOT and MBTA) through confidential agreements, but will not disclose individual delivery records to the public.
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