The bill establishes new regulations for prearranged transportation services in Florida, specifically addressing the impersonation of transportation network company (TNC) drivers. It creates a new statute, section 316.2021, which prohibits individuals from impersonating TNC drivers through false statements or counterfeit signage, and outlines criminal penalties for violations. A willful violation is classified as a misdemeanor, while violations occurring during the commission of a felony are classified as a third-degree felony. Additionally, the bill amends existing statutes to clarify that services purchased from TNCs are not considered privately owned bus transit systems and allows the Commission for the Transportation Disadvantaged to contract with alternative providers for specialized transportation services for persons with disabilities.

Furthermore, the bill revises the definition of "transportation service provider" to exclude TNCs and mandates that these providers offer drivers access to training materials that meet established standards. The amendments also specify that contracts for paratransit services must include provisions for training drivers using dedicated vehicles operated by qualified personnel. The effective date for the bill is set for July 1, 2025.