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Ridesharing in the light of private and public law
Korol, Ondřej ; Frinta, Ondřej (advisor) ; Thöndel, Alexandr (referee)
Ridesharing in the light of private and public law Abstract The diploma thesis deals with the legal regulation of ridesharing in the Czech Republic. For the purposes of thesis, ridesharing is defined as any carriage of several natural persons within one car. The thesis analyzes and evaluates the legal aspects of the most common forms of ridesharing, namely carpooling characterized by non-commercial sharing of empty seats in a car and commercial carriage of persons represented by a taxi service. The legal issue of transport applications and carriage of persons, which is realized through them, is also addressed. In order to fulfill the aim of the thesis, it was necessary to analyze pieces of legislation both of public and private law. The first part shows the different usage and meaning of term ridesharing as well as traditional forms of ridesharing. For easier orientation, the relevant legal regulation concerning road passenger transport is also presented. The second part is dedicated to carpooling. The possible legal relationship between persons who participate in carpooling is analyzed in detail. Emphasis is placed on possible contracts which passengers can enter into, especially the contract for the carriage of a person and the mandate contract. The thesis highlights the differences in the rights and...
Carpooling in the light of private and public law
Müller, Tomáš ; Frinta, Ondřej (advisor) ; Thöndel, Alexandr (referee)
Carpooling in the light of private and public law Abstract The thesis deals with legal aspects of carpooling across the spectrum of the law of the Czech Republic. Due to carpooling not being a legal term, the thesis itself defines it as a phenomenon when multiple people are traveling simultaneously by one road transport vehicle, under the assumption that the transport is not being provided on a commercial basis. The thesis also describes the differences between carpooling and commercial transport of persons. As far as public law is concerned, the thesis discovers which areas of administrative law apply to carpooling and what consequences arise for the subjects concerned. This involves the regulation of road transport and road traffic in particular. The description of tax implications is also included. Furthermore, the thesis deals with criminal and administrative liability. The focus, however, is on private law. After an exploration of the legal history of transport of persons, the thesis answers the question whether or not contractual obligations arise from carpooling and inspects the elements of the contract along with the rights and duties of the parties. International aspects are taken into account - the thesis studies direct legal norms as well as rules governing conflicting laws. The centrepiece of...

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