You must report shared mobility service if it meets the legal definition of public transportation:
- The service must be regular and continuing. Pilot programs may not be reported.
- The service must be shared-ride surface transportation. Service that picks up just one user without any attempt to group trips together may not be reported.
- The service must be open to the general public or a segment of the general public defined by age, disability, or low income. Service restricted to clients or patrons of a particular establishment may not be reported.
- The service must let passengers traveling with dependents travel under the same terms as other shared ride passengers, even if the dependents use up all the available seats on the vehicle.