70K Road transport authority may share information about affiliated drivers and affiliated operators (1) If a transport booking service has the road transport authority an affiliated driver record, the road transport authority may tell the transport booking service the following matters about the driver: (a) any change in the prescribed driver authority information for the driver; Note Prescribed driver authority information—see the dictionary. suspension or cancellation of any public vehicle licence held by the driver; (c) the ending of any exemption for the driver under the , section 94A (Exemption of drivers of public vehicles driven for hire or reward—Act, s 31 (1) (b)). (2) If a transport booking service has the road transport authority an affiliated operator record, the road transport authority may tell the transport booking service the following matters about the affiliated operator: (a) the suspension or cancellation of the operator’s accreditation; suspension or cancellation of any taxi licence or hire car licence held by the operator. 70L Transport booking service—bookable vehicle register (1) A person commits an offence if the person— (a) is a transport booking service; and not—
Division 3A.4.2 Wheelchairaccessible taxi booking services (WTBSs) 70Q Meaning of wheelchairaccessible taxi booking service (WTBS) In this regulation: wheelchairaccessible taxi booking service (WTBS) means a transport booking service that accepts bookings only for wheelchairaccessible taxis for wheelchairdependent people. Note Transport booking service—see the , s 28. Wheelchairaccessible taxi—see s 82. Wheelchairdependent person—see dictionary. 70R WTBS—service contracts (1) The road transport authority may, on behalf of the Territory, enter into a contract (a service contract) with a person (the WTBS operator) for the person to operate a WTBS. (2) A service contract must state whether the right given under the contract to operate a WTBS is an exclusive right to operate the service. (3) A service contract may make provision in relation to the operation of a WTBS and the administration of the contract, including, for example— (a) service requirements under the contract; and Examples 1 communication options required to meet customer needs 2 procedures to deal with failure of technical equipment 3 recording and resolution of customer complaints
preapproval holder may, not later than 14 days after the date of the availability notice, apply for the taxi licence under section 92A. (3) If the preapproval holder does not apply under section 92A by the end of the 14 days, the preapproval expires. Note A preapproval is removed from the taxi licence waiting list if it expires (see s 84). 92A Taxi licence—application (1) A preapproval holder who is given an availability notice may apply to the road transport authority for a taxi licence. (2) The application must— (a) be in writing; and any of the details provided under section 85 have changed since the application for the preapproval was made—state the new details. (3) The preapproval expires when the road transport authority receives an application under this section. Note 1 Giving or misleading information is an offence against the , s 338. Note 2 If a form is approved under the , s 225 for an application, the form must be used. Note 3 A fee for the application may be determined under the , s 96.
(a) the person, the person’s clothing or goods (or anything else on or carried by the person) may soil or damage the bookable vehicle or the clothing or goods of someone else; or of the person’s goods cannot, because of their size or dimensions, be carried in the bookable vehicle without inconvenience or danger to someone else. (2) Subsection (1) (b) does not apply if the person has a disability and the thing is used by the person to alleviate the effect of the disability. (3) A person commits an offence if the person— (a) is given a direction under subsection (1); and not comply with the direction. Maximum penalty: 5 penalty units. (4) An offence against this section is a strict liability offence. 221ZE Bookable vehicle passenger—intoxication (1) A bookable vehicle driver, police officer or authorised person may direct a person not to get into, or to get out of, a bookable vehicle if the driver, police officer or authorised person believes on reasonable grounds that the person is— (a) under the influence of alcohol or a drug; and or likely to cause, a nuisance or annoyance to someone else. (2) A person commits an offence if the person— (a) is given a direction under subsection (1); and