This bill establishes requirements for transportation network companies (TNCs) regarding in-vehicle cameras that record passengers. It mandates that TNCs require their drivers to register any cameras that record video images of passengers. Subsequently, TNCs must notify customers about these registered cameras and implement a process to address any registration violations. A key provision requires TNCs to provide customers with a clear and prominent notice on their application when a driver uses a camera, along with an opportunity to opt out of riding in such vehicles. This opt-out must be easily accessible, clearly displayed, independent of terms of service, and require an affirmative action from the customer. Furthermore, the bill restricts TNCs from retaining or transferring passenger recordings, except for specific purposes like reporting criminal activity, insurance, or terms of service compliance. The legislation also requires TNCs to establish a mechanism for passengers to report instances of being recorded without notification or being matched with a camera-equipped vehicle after opting out. TNCs that comply with these requirements are not liable for individual driver violations. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is designated to enforce these provisions, treating violations as unfair or deceptive acts or practices, with the requirements taking effect 180 days after enactment.