Virginia law prohibits registered sex offenders from operating taxicabs for passenger transportation on public highways. The law specifies that individuals required to register as Tier III sex offenders or listed on the national sex offender registry for similar offenses are barred from this activity. Other repealed provisions and general insurance requirements for motor carriers are also noted.
Individuals required to register as Tier III sex offenders or listed on the U.S. Department of Justice's National Sex Offender Public Website for similar offenses are prohibited from operating taxicabs for passenger transport.
Yes, Virginia law explicitly bans certain registered sex offenders from operating taxicabs, with the relevant statutes enacted or amended in recent years.
Motor carriers must maintain in force at all times the required insurance, bonds, or both, as specified by Virginia law to operate legally.
No, the repealed sections are no longer in effect; they have been officially repealed and replaced by current statutes.