Prohibits federal agencies from awarding contracts for ride‑share or shared‑mobility services in the continental United States and Hawaii unless every driver working under the contract meets specific qualifications: a minimum age, ability to read and speak English, demonstrated driving ability and license, and a supervised road test. Companies must certify that all drivers meet these requirements, and any company that knowingly certifies falsely is barred from receiving federal contracts for five years.

The measure defines key terms for procurement (like "shared‑use mobility company" and "transportation network company") and places the compliance and recordkeeping burden on companies that want to provide shared‑mobility services to federal agencies.