Nevada Code § 706.322

Acceptance by taxicab motor carrier or limousine operator of credit cards or debit cards for payment of rates, fares or charges: Agreement; regulations concerning maximum convenience fee; certain acts by issuers prohibited
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1. A taxicab motor carrier or an operator
of a limousine may enter into a contract with an issuer of credit cards and
debit cards to provide for the acceptance of credit cards or debit cards by the
taxicab motor carrier or the operator of a limousine for the payment of rates,
fares and charges owed to the taxicab motor carrier or the operator of a
limousine.
2. The Authority may prescribe by
regulation or order the maximum fee that a taxicab motor carrier or an operator
of a limousine may charge a customer for the convenience of using a credit card
or debit card to make payment to the taxicab motor carrier or the operator of a
limousine. In prescribing such fees, the Authority may consider the expenses
incurred by the taxicab motor carrier or the operator of a limousine in
accepting payment by a credit card or debit card, including, without
limitation:
(a) Costs of required equipment and its
installation;
(b) Administrative costs of processing credit
card or debit card transactions; and
(c) Fees paid to issuers of credit cards or debit
cards.
3. An issuer shall not, by contract or
otherwise:
(a) Prohibit a taxicab motor carrier or an
operator of a limousine from charging and collecting a fee authorized pursuant
to subsection 2; or
(b) Require a taxicab motor carrier or an
operator of a limousine to waive the right to charge and collect a fee
authorized pursuant to subsection 2.
4. As used in this section, issuer means
a business organization, financial institution or a duly authorized agency of a
business organization or financial institution which:
(a) Issues a credit card or debit card; or
(b) Enters into a contract with a taxicab motor
carrier, an operator of a limousine or other person to enable or facilitate the
acceptance of a credit card or debit card.

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