
NY Assemblyman Co-Sponsors Stretch Limousine Safety Act
The bill would put more strict laws and regulations in place regarding inspection and operation.
If a client was to send a photo of you texting while operating a company vehicle, there really isn't any choice but to terminate your employment. Anything less than that would indicate the company doesn't take safety of passengers seriously. I would suspect it would be very difficult to be hired as a chauffeur anywhere if your photo was publicized like this.
And should you ever discover one of your chauffeurs or drivers ever doing this, I've got two words for you to share: YOU'RE FIRED!
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The bill would put more strict laws and regulations in place regarding inspection and operation.
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