Legal readiness, without theatre.
These working drafts show the questions, boundaries and source material the service must resolve. None is presented as a production-ready policy or signed legal opinion.
Development drafts · professional review requiredEvery promise needs an owner and evidence.
The pages below are deliberately candid about missing entity, provider and policy decisions. Production text must be reviewed against the actual operating model.
Service and role terms — working draft
This prototype outline records the intended Passenger, Driver and platform boundaries. It is not a published contract and must be reviewed for the operating entity and launch territory.
Legal review requiredPrivacy and Journey Memory — working draft
This checklist is a design control, not a complete privacy notice. Controller identity, lawful bases, processors, transfer safeguards and retention periods require approved operational facts.
Legal review requiredAI use and capacity disclosure — working draft
This disclosure explains the intended human-accountability and usage-control model. Provider availability, exact pricing and measured usage must come from the deployed route.
Legal review requiredPayments and optional support — working draft
The Driver's professional service payment and optional support for WORLD 2.0 are separate choices, contracts and records. The current prototype does not hold real funds or take payment.
Legal review requiredSafeguarding and accessibility — working draft
The service must remain usable without voice or AI and must provide human escalation when a Journey presents safety, vulnerability, harassment or exploitation concerns.