June 30,2026

1. Contractual Relationship
These Terms of Use (“Terms”) form a binding agreement between you (“User,” “Driver,” or “Rider”) and RideShare MNM Technologies LLC (“RideShare,” “we,” “our,” or “us”). These Terms govern your access to and use of RideShare’s software platform, mobile applications, websites, and automated systems (collectively, the “Platform”).

By accessing or using the Platform, you agree to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree, you may not use the Platform.

RideShare may update these Terms at any time. Continued use of the Platform after updates constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.

2. Nature of the Platform — Marketplace Only
RideShare is a technology marketplace, not a transportation company.
The Platform enables independent commercial operators (“Drivers”) and consumers (“Riders”) to connect for transportation services.

RideShare:

does not provide transportation services

does not function as a Transportation Network Company (TNC)

does not employ, manage, supervise, or control Drivers

does not own, operate, inspect, or maintain vehicles

does not assume responsibility for Driver actions or omissions

does not guarantee service quality, safety, or availability

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders.
RideShare provides only the software that facilitates the connection.

3. Legal Classification & DPS Compliance
RideShare complies with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Where a state requires specific disclosures, insurance minimums, or operational conditions, those requirements are provided in the applicable State Addendum.

3.1 RideShare Is Not a TNC
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company under Georgia law or any similar statute in any jurisdiction.
This classification is confirmed in RideShare’s DPS filings and Authority Letter.

3.2 Drivers Are Responsible for Their Own Insurance
Drivers must maintain their own TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance.
RideShare does not provide insurance of any kind.

3.3 Background Checks Required
Drivers must undergo a background check before activation.
RideShare’s role is limited to receiving results from a third‑party provider and determining eligibility.

RideShare does not certify or guarantee the safety, character, or suitability of any Driver.

4. Driver Independence & Autonomy
Drivers using the Platform operate as independent commercial operators.
Drivers retain full control over:

business operations

work hours

acceptance or rejection of trips

vehicle condition and maintenance

compliance with all laws

insurance procurement

tax obligations

service delivery

RideShare does not:

set work schedules

impose performance metrics

supervise service delivery

provide training

evaluate performance

discipline Drivers

control pricing beyond automated fare calculation

Nothing in these Terms creates an employer‑employee, agency, joint venture, or partnership relationship.

5. Insurance Requirements
5.1 Driver Insurance Obligation
Drivers must maintain:

a valid TNC‑endorsed or rideshare‑specific commercial auto insurance policy

meeting or exceeding all state‑mandated coverage requirements

at all times while using the Platform

Personal auto policies with commercial exclusions are not accepted.

5.2 Proof of Compliance and Expiration Notifications

RideShare may request proof of valid documentation at any time. Failure to maintain or provide updated, verified credentials results in immediate account suspension until compliant documentation is submitted and verified.

To support Drivers in maintaining continuous compliance, RideShare provides advance automated notifications of upcoming document expirations at 30 days, 14 days, 1 day, and on the day of expiration. These notifications apply to all required driver and vehicle credentials (including commercial/TNC-endorsed insurance policies, driver’s licenses, vehicle registrations, and inspection certificates) and are provided solely as an operational courtesy.

Provision of these notifications—or any delay, failure, or irregularity in delivering them—does not alter, extend, or waive the Driver’s independent legal obligation to maintain continuous, valid credentials at all times while using the Platform. RideShare’s provision of notifications does not create liability for RideShare and does not excuse a lapse in required coverage or credentialing.

5.3 RideShare Does Not Provide Insurance
RideShare:

does not insure Drivers

does not insure Riders

does not insure vehicles

does not provide liability, collision, UM/UIM, or any other coverage

5.4 Driver Liability
Drivers are solely responsible for:

all injuries

all property damage

all losses

all claims

all legal obligations

all insurance coverage

all incidents arising from their services

RideShare bears zero responsibility for any transportation‑related event.

6. User Accounts
To use the Platform, Users must create an account and provide accurate information.
Users agree to:

maintain account security

update information as needed

accept responsibility for all activity under their account

RideShare may suspend or terminate accounts for violations of these Terms.

7. Platform Access and Use
Users may access the Platform solely for:

requesting transportation services (Riders)

offering transportation services (Drivers)

Users agree not to:

misuse, interfere with, or disrupt the Platform

attempt unauthorized access

use the Platform for unlawful purposes

misrepresent identity, insurance status, or eligibility

engage in fraud, abuse, or manipulation

RideShare may suspend or terminate access for violations of these Terms.

Users are responsible for:

maintaining accurate account information

securing login credentials

complying with all applicable laws

ensuring their device and network are functional

RideShare is not responsible for device failures, outages, or data charges.

8. Commercial Tariff, Trip Acceptance, and Payment

The Platform acts as an automated booking infrastructure for independent commercial operators. All services are governed by a fixed, published Commercial Tariff.

8.1 Published Commercial Tariff

The fare for any trip is determined by a pre-published, uniform Tariff Schedule based on objective metrics (distance, duration, and applicable taxes). This Tariff is not dynamic or demand-based and is not subject to individual negotiation. By using the Platform, Drivers and Riders acknowledge that this Tariff constitutes a definitive contract of carriage between the Driver and the Rider for each trip.

8.2 Independent Commercial Interaction

RideShare does not negotiate fares, set individualized prices, or dictate driver wages. The Platform’s role is limited to the automated application of the published Tariff to facilitate a transaction between two independent parties. The presentation of the fare is a technological implementation of a standardized industry rate card, not an act of platform price-setting.

8.3 Trip Confirmation and Finality

Upon trip completion, the Platform generates an itemized summary reflecting the application of the published Tariff. Both parties must confirm the summary; if a party fails to confirm within 10 minutes, the Platform auto-confirms. Confirmed fares are final. RideShare does not issue refunds, credits, or reversals, except as required by law or to rectify tariff application discrepancies verified under Section 8.4.

8.4 Technical Verification (Audit Only)

RideShare will perform an automated audit if a Tariff application discrepancy is reported. Any User contesting a charge must submit the basis for the contest in writing within forty-eight (48) hours of the disputed trip’s confirmation, identifying the specific trip and the nature of the discrepancy. Contests submitted after this 48-hour window, or that do not identify a specific trip and factual basis, will not be considered.

Upon timely submission, RideShare will conduct a technical audit limited strictly to the verification of data logs (GPS, timestamps, and Tariff application). RideShare does not adjudicate the quality, value, or personal outcomes of the service. Matters of service quality, safety, or personal disputes are outside the scope of the Platform and remain the sole liability of the independent parties. RideShare will provide a written determination following completion of the audit.

9. Driver Responsibilities
Drivers acknowledge and agree that they are independent commercial operators and are solely responsible for:

vehicle ownership, maintenance, and safety

compliance with all federal, state, and local laws

maintaining all required licenses and permits

carrying valid commercial/TNC‑endorsed insurance

determining whether to accept or decline any trip

ensuring vehicle roadworthiness

reporting income and paying taxes

all risks associated with providing transportation services

RideShare does not verify, monitor, or guarantee any of the above.
Drivers operate entirely at their own discretion and risk.

10.1 Rider Rating Standard

Riders must maintain a minimum 4.0-star rating based on Driver feedback. If a Rider’s rating falls below 4.0:

• the account may be suspended for 30 days
• upon lifting of the suspension, the rating resets to 5.0
• RideShare may restore access at its sole discretion
• Repeated failure to maintain the minimum rating may result in permanent deactivation

10.2 Driver Rating Standard

Drivers must maintain a minimum 4.0-star rating based on Rider feedback. If a Driver’s rating falls below 4.0:

• the account may be suspended for 30 days
• upon lifting of the suspension, the rating resets to 5.0
• the Driver may complete optional improvement steps
• RideShare may restore access at its sole discretion
• Repeated failure to maintain the minimum rating may result in permanent deactivation

This rating system is a mutual marketplace quality standard applicable to all users equally and does not create an employment relationship, dispatch control, or wage-setting authority.

13. Third-Party Services
The Platform may integrate with third-party services.
RideShare is not responsible for:

third-party content
third-party policies
third-party failures
third-party actions

Use of third-party services is at the user’s own risk.

14. Ownership and Intellectual Property
RideShare retains all rights to:

the Platform

software

algorithms

trademarks

content

data structures

Users receive a limited, revocable license to use the Platform.
No rights are transferred or assigned.

15. Network Access and Devices

(Emergency Protocol Subsection)

Activation of the in‑app 911 emergency button immediately triggers an automatic suspension of both the Rider and Driver accounts for up to 30 days. This suspension is applied without regard to fault, intent, or circumstance to isolate the incident and preserve platform integrity.

During the suspension period:

• the trip record is locked

• the incident is logged

• account restoration occurs via administrative review or automatic timer

Restoration and Deactivation Mechanics:

• Manual Early Restoration: If no police report has been filed and both parties submit full incident details and complete administrative review statements, RideShare may manually lift the suspension prior to the 30-day mark.

• Automatic Expiration Restoration: Regardless of whether administrative interviews take place, if no official police report is submitted within 30 days, both accounts are automatically restored at the conclusion of the 30-day suspension window.

• Permanent Deactivation: If a police report is submitted identifying one party as responsible or at fault for the incident, RideShare may permanently deactivate that party’s account at its sole discretion.

Misuse of the 911 feature—including activation without a legitimate emergency—may result in permanent deactivation. RideShare does not provide emergency services, investigate incidents, determine fault, or assume legal liability for events arising from the use of the emergency feature.

16. Disclaimers
THE PLATFORM IS PROVIDED “AS IS” AND “AS AVAILABLE.”
RIDESHARE DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING:

MERCHANTABILITY

FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE

NON‑INFRINGEMENT

SAFETY OR QUALITY OF DRIVER SERVICES

AVAILABILITY OR RELIABILITY OF THE PLATFORM

RideShare does not guarantee:

the safety of any trip

the conduct of any Driver or Rider

the accuracy of user‑provided information

the condition or legality of any vehicle

the availability of Drivers

uninterrupted platform operation

All risks associated with transportation services remain solely with the Driver and Rider.

17. Limitation of Liability
TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, RIDESHARE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY:

INDIRECT DAMAGES

INCIDENTAL DAMAGES

SPECIAL DAMAGES

EXEMPLARY DAMAGES

PUNITIVE DAMAGES

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES

LOST PROFITS

PERSONAL INJURY

PROPERTY DAMAGE

VEHICLE DAMAGE

INSURANCE CLAIMS

LEGAL CLAIMS

ACTIONS OF DRIVERS OR RIDERS

RideShare shall not be liable for any claim arising from:

the operation of a vehicle

the provision of transportation services

failure of a Driver to maintain insurance

violations of law

accidents, collisions, or incidents

background check results

criminal acts of Drivers or Riders

disputes between users

This limitation applies regardless of negligence, foreseeability, or notice.

18. Indemnification
Users agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless RideShare from any and all claims arising out of:

the operation of a vehicle

the provision of transportation services

failure to maintain required insurance

violations of law

incidents, accidents, injuries, or property damage

interactions between Drivers and Riders

breach of these Terms

misrepresentations made to RideShare

use or misuse of the Platform

This obligation survives termination of the user’s account.

19. Arbitration Agreement
All disputes between users and RideShare shall be resolved through binding individual arbitration, not court.

Users waive:

jury trial

class actions

collective actions

representative actions

Arbitration is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA).

If arbitration is unenforceable, disputes must be brought individually in a court of competent jurisdiction.

20. Account Status and Termination

RideShare may suspend access immediately for non-compliance with documentation requirements (including expired insurance, driver’s license, registration, or inspection) until valid, verified documents are uploaded.

RideShare reserves the right to terminate access for fraudulent activity, background check failures, verified safety violations, or repeated material breaches of these Terms. Termination or suspension does not limit RideShare’s rights under indemnification or limitation of liability clauses.

21. Governing Law
These Terms are governed by:

the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA), and

the laws of the United States

State‑specific requirements are provided in separate State Addenda.

22. Severability
If any provision of these Terms is found unenforceable:

the unenforceable portion is severed

the remainder remains in full force

the intent of the parties is preserved

23. Entire Agreement
These Terms constitute the entire agreement between the user and RideShare.
No oral statements or expectations modify this agreement.

RideShare may update these Terms at any time.
Continued use of the Platform constitutes acceptance of the updated Terms.

GEORGIA STATE ADDENDUM
RideShare MNM Technologies LLC — State‑Specific Requirements for Georgia
Applies Only to Users Operating or Requesting Services Within the State of Georgia
This Georgia Addendum supplements the RideShare MNM Technologies LLC (“RideShare”) U.S. Terms & Conditions.
Where Georgia law imposes requirements that differ from or exceed the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within Georgia.

All capitalized terms have the same meaning as defined in the nationwide Terms & Conditions.

1. Georgia Legal Classification
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company (TNC) under Georgia law.
This classification is confirmed in RideShare’s filings with the Georgia Department of Public Safety (DPS), including the For‑Hire Transportation Rideshare Insurance Clarification Form submitted by RideShare MNM Technologies LLC.

RideShare:

does not provide transportation services

does not arrange transportation as a carrier

does not employ or contract Drivers

does not assume responsibility for vehicle operation

does not dispatch or control Drivers

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders as independent commercial operators.

2. Driver Insurance Requirements in Georgia
Georgia law requires Drivers operating on a rideshare platform to maintain TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance that meets or exceeds the minimum coverage levels established under Georgia statutes.

2.1 Minimum Insurance Requirements
Drivers must maintain insurance that satisfies the following Georgia requirements:

When logged into the Platform and available for trip requests:

$50,000 bodily injury or death per person

$100,000 bodily injury or death per accident

$50,000 property damage per accident

From trip acceptance through trip completion:

$1,000,000 combined single limit for death, personal injury, and property damage

Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) coverage of at least:

$100,000 per person

$300,000 per accident

These limits reflect Georgia’s statutory requirements for rideshare activity.

2.2 Driver Responsibility
Drivers are solely responsible for:

obtaining and maintaining compliant insurance

ensuring their policy includes TNC/rideshare endorsements

providing proof of insurance upon request

updating RideShare if coverage lapses or changes

RideShare does not provide insurance and does not verify insurance beyond document submission.

3. Background Check Requirements in Georgia
Georgia requires that all Drivers undergo a background check prior to activation.

RideShare’s role is limited to:

collecting background check results from a third‑party provider

determining Driver eligibility for platform access

RideShare does not:

certify the safety or character of Drivers

guarantee the accuracy of background check data

assume liability for Driver conduct

Drivers remain fully responsible for their actions and compliance with Georgia law.

4. Georgia‑Specific Disclosures
4.1 No Transportation Provider Status
RideShare is a software marketplace, not a transportation provider.
This Addendum reaffirms that RideShare does not:

transport passengers

own or operate vehicles

control or supervise Drivers

assume liability for transportation services

4.2 Driver Autonomy
Drivers operating in Georgia retain full autonomy over:

acceptance or rejection of trips

hours of operation

vehicle maintenance

compliance with Georgia transportation laws

4.3 Rider Acknowledgment
By requesting transportation services in Georgia, Riders acknowledge:

Drivers are independent commercial operators

RideShare does not provide transportation

All transportation‑related risks rest with the Driver and Rider

Insurance claims must be filed with the Driver’s insurer

5. Georgia Safety Protocols
RideShare provides an in‑app emergency feature that:

suspends both accounts

logs the incident

triggers administrative review

If a police report is filed, the party identified as at fault may be permanently deactivated.

RideShare does not investigate accidents or determine fault.
All claims must be handled through the Driver’s insurance.

6. Georgia Taxes and Fees
Where applicable, Georgia‑mandated taxes, fees, or excise charges may be included in the fare and itemized in the trip summary.

RideShare does not collect or remit taxes on behalf of Drivers unless required by Georgia law. RideShare, as the marketplace facilitator, is responsible for remitting the Georgia Transportation Services Excise Tax.

7. Conflict With Nationwide Terms
If any provision of this Addendum conflicts with the nationwide Terms & Conditions, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within Georgia.

FLORIDA STATE ADDENDUM
RideShare MNM Technologies LLC — State‑Specific Requirements for Florida
Applies Only to Users Operating or Requesting Services Within Florida
This Florida Addendum supplements the RideShare U.S. Terms & Conditions.
Where Florida law imposes requirements that differ from or exceed the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within Florida.

1. Legal Classification in Florida
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company (TNC) under Florida Statutes Chapter 627.
RideShare does not:

provide transportation services

employ or contract Drivers

dispatch or control Drivers

own or operate vehicles

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders as independent commercial operators.

2. Florida Insurance Requirements
Florida requires Drivers to maintain TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance meeting the following minimums:

2.1 When logged into the Platform and available for requests:
$50,000 bodily injury or death per person

$100,000 bodily injury or death per accident

$25,000 property damage

2.2 From trip acceptance through trip completion:
$1,000,000 combined single limit for death, personal injury, and property damage

UM/UIM coverage as required by Florida law

Drivers are solely responsible for maintaining compliant insurance.

RideShare does not provide insurance.

3. Background Checks in Florida
Florida requires background checks for Drivers.
RideShare’s role is limited to:

receiving results from a third‑party provider

determining eligibility

RideShare does not certify Driver safety or suitability.

4. Florida‑Specific Disclosures
Riders acknowledge:

Drivers are independent

RideShare is not a transportation provider

All transportation‑related risks rest with the Driver and Rider

Insurance claims must be filed with the Driver’s insurer

5. Conflict With Nationwide Terms
If any provision of this Addendum conflicts with the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for Florida activity.

FLORIDA ADDENDUM COMPLETE
📄 TEXAS STATE ADDENDUM
RideShare MNM Technologies LLC — State‑Specific Requirements for Texas
Applies Only to Users Operating or Requesting Services Within Texas
This Texas Addendum supplements the RideShare U.S. Terms & Conditions.
Where Texas law imposes requirements that differ from or exceed the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within Texas.

1. Legal Classification in Texas
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company (TNC) under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 2402.
RideShare does not:

provide transportation

employ Drivers

dispatch Drivers

own or operate vehicles

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders.

2. Texas Insurance Requirements
Texas requires Drivers to maintain TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance meeting the following minimums:

2.1 When logged into the Platform and available for requests:
$50,000 bodily injury or death per person

$100,000 bodily injury or death per accident

$25,000 property damage

2.2 From trip acceptance through trip completion:
$1,000,000 combined single limit for death, personal injury, and property damage

Drivers are solely responsible for maintaining compliant insurance.

RideShare does not provide insurance.

3. Background Checks in Texas
Texas requires background checks for Drivers.
RideShare’s role is limited to:

receiving results from a third‑party provider

determining eligibility

RideShare does not guarantee Driver safety or suitability.

4. Texas‑Specific Disclosures
Riders acknowledge:

Drivers are independent

RideShare is not a transportation provider

All transportation‑related risks rest with the Driver and Rider

Insurance claims must be filed with the Driver’s insurer

5. Conflict With Nationwide Terms
If any provision of this Addendum conflicts with the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for Texas activity.

TEXAS ADDENDUM COMPLETE
📄 CALIFORNIA STATE ADDENDUM
RideShare MNM Technologies LLC — State‑Specific Requirements for California
Applies Only to Users Operating or Requesting Services Within California
This California Addendum supplements the RideShare U.S. Terms & Conditions.
Where California law imposes requirements that differ from or exceed the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within California.

1. Legal Classification in California
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company (TNC) under California Public Utilities Code §5431.
RideShare does not:

provide transportation

employ Drivers

dispatch Drivers

own or operate vehicles

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders.

2. California Insurance Requirements
California requires Drivers to maintain TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance meeting the following minimums:

2.1 When logged into the Platform and available for requests:
$50,000 bodily injury or death per person

$100,000 bodily injury or death per accident

$30,000 property damage

2.2 From trip acceptance through trip completion:
$1,000,000 combined single limit for death, personal injury, and property damage

UM/UIM coverage as required by California law

Drivers are solely responsible for maintaining compliant insurance.

RideShare does not provide insurance.

3. Background Checks in California
California requires background checks for Drivers.
RideShare’s role is limited to:

receiving results from a third‑party provider

determining eligibility

RideShare does not certify Driver safety or suitability.

4. California‑Specific Disclosures
Riders acknowledge:

Drivers are independent

RideShare is not a transportation provider

All transportation‑related risks rest with the Driver and Rider

Insurance claims must be filed with the Driver’s insurer

5. Conflict With Nationwide Terms
If any provision of this Addendum conflicts with the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for California activity.

MASSACHUSETTS STATE ADDENDUM
RideShare MNM Technologies LLC — State‑Specific Requirements for Massachusetts
Applies Only to Users Operating or Requesting Services Within Massachusetts
This Massachusetts Addendum supplements the RideShare U.S. Terms & Conditions.
Where Massachusetts law imposes requirements that differ from or exceed the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for activity occurring within Massachusetts.

All capitalized terms have the same meaning as defined in the nationwide Terms & Conditions.

1. Legal Classification in Massachusetts
RideShare is not a Transportation Network Company (TNC) under Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 159A½.
RideShare does not:

provide transportation services

employ or contract Drivers

dispatch or control Drivers

own or operate vehicles

Drivers provide transportation services directly to Riders as independent commercial operators.

RideShare is a software marketplace, not a transportation provider.

2. Massachusetts Insurance Requirements
Massachusetts requires Drivers to maintain TNC‑endorsed or commercial rideshare insurance meeting the following minimums:

2.1 When logged into the Platform and available for requests:
$50,000 bodily injury or death per person

$100,000 bodily injury or death per accident

$30,000 property damage

2.2 From trip acceptance through trip completion:
$1,000,000 combined single limit for death, personal injury, and property damage

UM/UIM coverage as required by Massachusetts law

Drivers are solely responsible for maintaining compliant insurance.

RideShare does not provide insurance.

3. Background Checks in Massachusetts
Massachusetts requires background checks for Drivers.
RideShare’s role is limited to:

receiving results from a third‑party provider

determining eligibility

RideShare does not certify Driver safety or suitability.

4. Massachusetts Earnings & Labor Disclosures
Massachusetts recently enacted driver earnings protections through a union‑backed framework.
These protections apply to TNCs, not marketplaces.

Because RideShare is not a TNC:

RideShare is not subject to minimum per‑mile or per‑minute earnings requirements

RideShare is not subject to TNC‑specific benefits or protections

RideShare is not required to contribute to state‑mandated driver funds

RideShare is not required to classify Drivers as employees or quasi‑employees

However, to maintain transparency for Riders and Drivers:

4.1 Driver Earnings Transparency
RideShare provides:

clear fare presentation

itemized trip summaries

transparent commission structure

Drivers retain full control over:

acceptance or rejection of trips

hours of operation

business strategy

earnings potential

RideShare does not set wages or guarantee earnings.

5. Massachusetts‑Specific Disclosures
Riders acknowledge:

Drivers are independent commercial operators

RideShare is not a transportation provider

All transportation‑related risks rest with the Driver and Rider

Insurance claims must be filed with the Driver’s insurer

6. Conflict With Nationwide Terms
If any provision of this Addendum conflicts with the nationwide Terms, this Addendum controls only for Massachusetts activity.