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Non-CMV Delivery Professional Agreement

The primary agreement governing the relationship between Dropo and independent Delivery Professionals performing eligible Non-CMV delivery services. Publicly available — no Dropo account required.

Version 2026.09.11 · Effective September 11, 2026 · Last updated September 11, 2026

DRIVER AGREEMENT

Non-CMV Delivery Professional Agreement

Version 2026.09.11Effective September 11, 2026Published September 11, 2026

1. Parties and Purpose

This Non-CMV Delivery Professional Agreement is between Dropo LLC, doing business as Dropo, and the individual or independently established business accepting this Agreement.

Throughout this Agreement: Dropo, we, our, and us mean Dropo LLC and its permitted successors or assigns. Driver, Delivery Professional, you, and your mean the individual or business accepting this Agreement. Dropo and Driver may individually be called a Party and collectively the Parties.

This Agreement governs your access to delivery opportunities made available through Dropo, including opportunities communicated through the Dropo platform, driver application, dispatch operations, customer service, or another Dropo approved method. This Agreement applies only to Non-CMV delivery services as described below.

3. Effective Date

This Agreement becomes effective when you accept it electronically. If applicable law permits another method of acceptance, your first authorized performance of a Dropo delivery after receiving this Agreement may also constitute acceptance. You should retain a copy for your records.

4. Nature of the Relationship

4.1 Independent Business Relationship. The Parties intend to establish a business to business relationship. Driver performs delivery services as an independently established service provider and not as an employee of Dropo. Nothing in this Agreement is intended to create a partnership, joint venture, franchise, fiduciary relationship, or agency relationship between Driver and Dropo. Neither Party may enter into contracts or make commitments on behalf of the other unless specifically authorized in writing. The actual legal classification of the relationship will remain subject to applicable law.

4.2 No Guaranteed Work. Dropo does not guarantee a minimum number of deliveries, a minimum number of hours, a minimum amount of revenue, a particular route, a dedicated route, a geographic service area, continued access to any particular customer, or any particular frequency of delivery opportunities. Driver decides when to make themselves available for delivery opportunities.

4.3 No Requirement to Accept Opportunities. Unless Driver has separately agreed to a dedicated route, scheduled service commitment, reserved block, or similar arrangement, Driver is free to accept, reject, or ignore delivery opportunities. Declining an opportunity that has not been accepted does not by itself constitute a violation of this Agreement. Once Driver voluntarily accepts an opportunity, Driver is expected to complete it unless a legitimate safety, emergency, legal, operational, or other reasonable circumstance prevents completion.

4.4 Working With Other Companies. Nothing in this Agreement prevents Driver from providing delivery, courier, transportation, logistics, or other services to other businesses. Driver may use other delivery platforms or maintain Driver's own customers, subject to confidentiality obligations, customer information protections, and obligations relating to an active Dropo delivery. Driver remains responsible for ensuring that other activities do not interfere with a Dropo delivery that Driver has already accepted.

5. What Non-CMV Means Under This Agreement

This Agreement is intended for delivery activity that does not require Driver to operate as a CMV driver under laws applicable to the particular service. Non-CMV eligibility may depend on vehicle weight, combination weight, trailer use, cargo, hazardous materials, interstate or intrastate activity, passenger capacity, and applicable federal or state law.

For interstate property transportation, a vehicle or vehicle combination may become subject to federal CMV rules when applicable weight thresholds or other regulatory criteria are met. Driver must not rely only on the name of the vehicle, such as cargo van, pickup truck, or box truck, to determine whether a vehicle is a CMV. Vehicle rating, actual weight, combination weight, cargo, operation, and applicable law may determine regulatory status.

Driver must notify Dropo before accepting a delivery that Driver reasonably believes may require operation under CMV rules. Dropo may require that such work be performed under a separate carrier or CMV agreement.

6. Driver Eligibility

Driver represents that Driver: has legal capacity to enter this Agreement; holds a valid driver's license appropriate for the vehicle being operated; is legally permitted to perform the contemplated delivery services; has access to an eligible vehicle; maintains required insurance; can lawfully possess and transport the shipments accepted; will provide truthful registration and account information; will maintain required documentation; and will follow applicable safety requirements. Driver must notify Dropo if eligibility materially changes.

7. Background and Driving Record Screening

Dropo may require background screening, motor vehicle record review, identity verification, or other eligibility screening before activation and periodically afterward where permitted by law. Any consumer report or investigative consumer report requiring specific notice or authorization will be handled through the separate disclosure and authorization process required for that screening. Participation may depend upon satisfying Dropo's lawful eligibility standards.

8. Driver Account

Driver is responsible for protecting Driver's account credentials. An account may not be sold, transferred, rented, shared, or provided to an unauthorized person. Only an individual who has been properly approved by Dropo may perform a delivery assigned to that individual's account. Driver must promptly report suspected unauthorized access.

9. Driver's Vehicle

Driver will provide the vehicle used to perform services. Dropo does not supply the vehicle. Driver represents that each vehicle used for Dropo deliveries: is lawfully possessed or operated by Driver; is properly registered; is insured as required; is reasonably maintained; is roadworthy; is appropriate for the accepted shipment; has sufficient capacity; and complies with applicable safety requirements.

Driver must accurately register vehicle information requested by Dropo. Material vehicle changes must be updated before performing deliveries with the replacement vehicle.

10. Driver Equipment

Driver is generally responsible for supplying the ordinary equipment necessary to operate Driver's delivery business. Depending on services accepted, equipment may include: smartphone, charging equipment, cargo straps, tie downs, protective blankets, dolly, hand truck, safety vest, protective footwear, and other ordinary equipment appropriate to Driver's work.

Specialized equipment requirements should be disclosed with the delivery opportunity when known. Driver should not accept an assignment requiring equipment Driver does not possess.

11. Driver Expenses

Except when Dropo expressly states otherwise for a particular delivery, Driver is responsible for Driver's own operating expenses. Expenses may include: fuel, vehicle maintenance, repairs, tires, insurance, registration, vehicle financing or lease costs, mobile service, equipment, cleaning, taxes, licensing costs, parking, traffic violations, and other costs associated with Driver's independent business.

A customer paid toll, parking charge, access fee, or similar reimbursable expense must be handled according to the terms shown for the delivery or applicable Dropo reimbursement procedures.

12. Insurance

12.1 Driver Insurance Responsibility. Driver must maintain insurance appropriate to the delivery activity performed. Required insurance may include: commercial automobile insurance or automobile coverage that expressly permits the applicable delivery or commercial use; occupational accident insurance or comparable personal injury protection; workers' compensation insurance when required by law or applicable to Driver's business structure; cargo or property coverage when required for particular services; and any additional coverage required by Dropo for particular customers, routes, vehicle categories, or shipment types. Driver is responsible for understanding the limits and exclusions of Driver's policies. Personal automobile insurance that excludes commercial, courier, freight, delivery, or similar activities may not satisfy Dropo requirements.

12.2 Occupational Accident and Workers' Compensation. Driver acknowledges that Dropo does not provide Driver with workers' compensation coverage unless a separate written arrangement expressly states otherwise or applicable law requires such coverage. Driver is responsible for maintaining occupational accident coverage or comparable coverage required under Dropo's current driver requirements. If Driver employs workers, helpers, or other personnel, Driver is responsible for determining and satisfying applicable workers' compensation requirements.

12.3 Driver Injury. Except where liability cannot legally be excluded or arises from Dropo's own legally established wrongful conduct, Driver assumes responsibility for injuries, medical expenses, lost income, disability, and other personal losses associated with operating Driver's independent delivery business. Dropo does not insure Driver's health, personal property, vehicle, equipment, lost income, or disability unless expressly stated in a separate written program.

12.4 Proof of Insurance. Driver must provide proof of insurance when requested. Dropo may request: insurance identification card, certificate of insurance, declaration page, policy information, commercial use confirmation, vehicle information, and applicable endorsements. Driver must provide updated documentation when required coverage renews, changes, expires, or is replaced.

12.5 Lapsed Coverage. Driver must not perform a Dropo delivery when insurance required for that activity has expired, been canceled, or otherwise become invalid. Dropo may place the account on hold until appropriate coverage is verified.

12.6 Additional Insured Requirements. Dropo may require that Dropo or a particular contracting party be included as an additional insured for specified services where commercially appropriate and permitted by the policy. Any such requirement must be satisfied through an actual endorsement or other acceptable evidence from the insurer. Acceptance of this Agreement alone does not create an insurance endorsement.

13. Driver Property

Driver is responsible for Driver's vehicle, smartphone, equipment, tools, personal belongings, and other property. Except to the extent required by law or resulting from Dropo's legally established wrongful conduct, Dropo is not responsible for loss or damage to Driver's property arising from Driver's delivery activity. Driver should maintain insurance appropriate to these risks.

14. Delivery Opportunities

Dropo may make delivery opportunities available based on factors including: location, vehicle category, shipment requirements, availability, customer requirements, driver qualifications, safety considerations, route requirements, platform functionality, and other legitimate operational factors. Dropo is not required to offer every available opportunity to every Driver.

15. Information Provided Before Acceptance

Where reasonably available, Dropo may provide information such as: pickup location, delivery location, estimated distance, vehicle requirement, shipment description, approximate size or weight, pickup window, delivery window, estimated compensation, and special handling requirements. Some information originates from customers. Dropo cannot guarantee that customer supplied information will always be complete or accurate. Driver should report material discrepancies.

16. Compensation

16.1 Delivery Offer. Compensation for an individual delivery should ordinarily be disclosed before Driver accepts the opportunity. By accepting the opportunity, Driver accepts the compensation associated with that delivery, subject to authorized adjustments.

16.2 Changes to Future Rates. Dropo may change rates, pricing formulas, incentives, service fees, or compensation structures applicable to future delivery opportunities. A change applicable only to future opportunities does not alter compensation for a previously accepted delivery unless Driver agrees to the adjustment or circumstances contemplated by this Agreement require an adjustment.

16.3 Additional Compensation. Additional payment may be available for circumstances such as: approved waiting time, additional stops, customer requested changes, return trips, additional handling, approved tolls, route modifications, and other approved services. Eligibility and amounts may vary by delivery.

16.4 Payment Timing. Dropo will issue payment for properly completed deliveries according to the payout schedule communicated through the Dropo platform or driver program. Payment may be processed through a third party payment provider selected by Dropo. Any optional expedited payment or instant payout fee will be disclosed before the Driver elects that payment method.

16.5 Conditions for Payment. Driver may be required to provide appropriate completion records before payment is finalized. These may include: proof of pickup, proof of delivery, recipient confirmation, signature, photographs, bill of lading, delivery notes, return documentation, and other customer required records.

16.6 Payment Disputes. Driver should report a payment discrepancy promptly through the applicable Dropo support channel. Dropo will review reasonably available records. No payment may be withheld or reduced in a manner prohibited by applicable law.

17. Taxes

Driver is responsible for Driver's own federal, state, and local tax obligations arising from Driver's independent business activity. Dropo will provide applicable tax reporting documentation when required by law. Driver is responsible for providing accurate taxpayer information. Dropo generally will not withhold payroll taxes from payments made to an independent contractor unless required by law.

18. Communications

Driver authorizes Dropo to send communications reasonably necessary to operate the delivery relationship. Operational communications may include: delivery opportunities, pickup information, delivery instructions, customer updates, safety notices, account verification, payment notices, policy notifications, insurance reminders, incident communications, and support messages. Transactional communications may be necessary to use the Dropo platform. Marketing communications will be handled according to applicable consent and opt out requirements.

19. Accepted Deliveries

Once Driver accepts an opportunity, Driver agrees to make a reasonable good faith effort to complete the delivery safely, professionally, and according to the accepted service requirements. Driver must not intentionally accept work Driver does not reasonably intend or expect to perform.

20. Driver Control Over Performance

Subject to applicable law, safety requirements, customer requirements, delivery deadlines, pickup and destination requirements, and the agreed result, Driver determines the ordinary manner and means used to perform the delivery. Dropo may establish service requirements necessary to protect customers, shipments, public safety, regulatory compliance, platform integrity, and contractual commitments. These requirements do not authorize unsafe or unlawful conduct.

21. Route Selection

Unless a specific route is legally required or reasonably required because of customer restrictions, vehicle limitations, road limitations, security concerns, or other legitimate requirements, Driver generally determines the route used to complete the delivery. Driver remains responsible for lawful and safe operation.

22. Delivery Standards

Driver must perform accepted deliveries: safely, lawfully, professionally, honestly, within applicable delivery requirements, with reasonable care for the shipment, and consistently with Dropo's published safety and conduct standards.

23. Shipment Condition

Driver must exercise reasonable care while a shipment is in Driver's custody. Driver must not intentionally: open a shipment without authorization, consume shipment contents, substitute property, remove contents, damage property, conceal damage, tamper with packaging, or allow unauthorized access. Known shipment damage at pickup should be documented when reasonably possible.

24. Proof of Delivery

Driver must complete the proof of delivery requirements associated with the assignment. Proof may include: photograph, signature, recipient name, PIN, barcode, QR confirmation, timestamp, delivery notes, and location confirmation. Driver must never fabricate proof of delivery.

25. Customer Instructions

Driver should follow reasonable customer requirements relating to the result of the delivery, including: pickup location, delivery location, delivery window, authorized recipient, loading area, security procedures, signature requirements, and handling instructions. Driver is not required to follow an instruction that is unlawful or creates an immediate and unreasonable safety risk.

26. Waiting Time

A delivery may involve reasonable waiting at pickup or delivery. Any waiting time compensation will be governed by the delivery offer, customer program, or applicable Dropo policy. Driver must accurately report waiting time.

27. Delivery Cancellation

If Driver cannot complete an accepted delivery, Driver must notify Dropo as soon as reasonably possible. A legitimate cancellation may result from: emergency, accident, vehicle breakdown, unsafe conditions, severe weather, material shipment misrepresentation, legal restrictions, customer cancellation, or other reasonable circumstances. Repeated cancellation after acceptance without reasonable justification may affect platform eligibility.

28. Customer Cancellation

If a customer cancels after Driver has started an assignment, Dropo will determine any applicable cancellation or partial service payment according to the service terms applicable to that delivery. Driver must follow instructions concerning any shipment already picked up.

29. Undeliverable Shipments

Driver must not abandon a shipment. If delivery cannot be completed, Driver must follow Dropo or customer instructions concerning: recipient contact, safe waiting, return to sender, alternate authorized delivery, temporary custody, or other appropriate disposition.

30. Accidents and Incidents

Any material incident occurring during an active Dropo trip must be reported to Dropo as soon as reasonably possible after immediate safety needs have been addressed. Reportable incidents include: vehicle collisions, driver injuries, recipient injuries, third party injuries, property damage, cargo damage, cargo loss, theft, suspected tampering, law enforcement involvement, and serious safety events.

If there is an emergency, Driver should contact 911 or the appropriate emergency authority first. Driver must also comply with applicable insurance and legal reporting requirements. A report may be submitted through https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/report.

31. Cooperation Following an Incident

Driver agrees to reasonably cooperate with legitimate investigations involving an incident connected to a Dropo delivery. Driver may be asked to provide relevant information including: insurance information, photographs, video, police report information, witness information, vehicle information, shipment information, and written account of the event. Driver is not required to create false information, waive a legal privilege, or make statements Driver knows to be inaccurate.

32. Driver Safety Standards

Driver agrees to comply with the current Dropo Driver Safety Standards, available at https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/driver-safety. No customer instruction, delivery deadline, dispatcher request, or payment incentive requires Driver to operate unlawfully or create an unreasonable safety risk.

33. Prohibited and Restricted Items

Driver may not knowingly transport goods prohibited by Dropo policy or applicable law. The current policy is available at https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/prohibited-restricted-items. Driver should contact Dropo before transporting an unusual, regulated, hazardous, suspicious, or materially misrepresented shipment.

34. Fatigue and Fitness to Drive

Driver must determine whether Driver is physically capable of operating safely. Driver must not drive while dangerously fatigued or impaired. Dropo may establish reasonable platform safety limitations related to excessive continuous driving or other conditions that create significant safety concerns, subject to applicable law.

35. Drugs and Alcohol

Driver may not perform a Dropo delivery while impaired by alcohol, illegal drugs, improperly used medication, or another substance that materially interferes with safe driving or shipment handling.

36. Harassment, Discrimination, and Violence

Driver must comply with Dropo's Anti Harassment and Anti Discrimination Policy, available at https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/anti-harassment-discrimination. Violence, credible threats, serious harassment, sexual misconduct, or discriminatory conduct may result in immediate protective account action.

37. Confidential Information

Driver may receive nonpublic information while performing deliveries. Confidential information may include: customer information, recipient information, addresses, phone numbers, shipment information, inventory information, pricing, business volumes, facility information, route information, security procedures, business documents, and platform information. Driver may use such information only as reasonably necessary to perform authorized services. Driver may not sell, publish, disclose, exploit, or use confidential information for unrelated purposes.

38. Personal Information

Personal information obtained through Dropo may only be used for legitimate delivery purposes. Driver must not use customer or recipient information for: personal solicitation, romantic contact, marketing unrelated services, harassment, social media contact, fraud, identity misuse, or other unauthorized purposes.

39. Social Media and Photography

Driver must not publicly share confidential shipment, customer, recipient, facility, or delivery information without authorization. Photographs required for proof of delivery should be used only for legitimate delivery purposes.

40. Fraud and Dishonesty

Driver must not engage in fraud or intentionally deceptive conduct involving Dropo. Examples include: false deliveries, false proof of delivery, false mileage, false waiting time, insurance fraud, identity fraud, account sharing, shipment theft, payment manipulation, false accident information, and fabricated documentation. Serious fraud may result in immediate account action.

41. Ratings and Performance

Dropo may collect customer feedback and operational performance information. A single poor rating will not necessarily establish misconduct. Dropo may consider patterns, seriousness, available evidence, overall delivery history, customer requirements, and other relevant circumstances.

42. Account Restrictions

Dropo may temporarily restrict account access where reasonably necessary to address: expired insurance, missing documentation, safety concerns, identity issues, serious complaints, fraud concerns, accident investigations, legal requirements, or significant policy violations. A temporary restriction does not by itself establish wrongdoing.

43. Account Deactivation

Account decisions are governed by the Dropo Account Deactivation & Appeals Policy at https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/deactivation-appeals. Serious or repeated violations may result in deactivation.

44. Appeals

Where a decision is eligible for review, Driver may use Dropo's appeal process. Driver may provide information or documentation relevant to the disputed decision. Submitting fabricated evidence during an appeal may constitute a separate violation.

45. Service Failures

A Service Failure may occur when Driver accepts a delivery and, without reasonable justification: fails to pick up the shipment, abandons the delivery, delivers to an unauthorized location, materially disregards delivery requirements, falsifies completion, causes material loss through intentional misconduct or legally actionable negligence, or fails to return a shipment when legitimately instructed. Dropo may investigate before assigning financial responsibility.

46. Losses Connected to Driver Conduct

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Driver is responsible for losses caused by Driver's unlawful conduct, intentional misconduct, fraud, or legally established negligence. Dropo will not automatically treat every customer loss or delivery problem as Driver's financial responsibility. Relevant circumstances and available evidence should be considered.

47. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Driver agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Dropo and its officers, directors, employees, affiliates, and authorized representatives from third party claims, damages, liabilities, penalties, costs, and reasonable legal expenses to the extent arising from: Driver's unlawful conduct, Driver's intentional misconduct, Driver's legally established negligence, Driver's material breach of this Agreement, Driver's violation of applicable law, Driver's operation or ownership of Driver's vehicle, Driver's failure to maintain legally required insurance, taxes legally owed by Driver's independent business, and injury or property damage legally attributable to Driver.

This provision does not require Driver to indemnify Dropo for liability caused by Dropo's own negligence, willful misconduct, unlawful conduct, or other responsibility that cannot legally be shifted to Driver.

48. Dropo Liability

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Dropo will not be responsible for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential losses arising from Driver's independent business activities. Nothing in this Agreement excludes liability that applicable law does not permit the Parties to exclude.

49. Taxes and Business Obligations

Driver is responsible for obligations associated with Driver's independent business, including applicable: income taxes, self employment taxes, permits, licenses, insurance premiums, business expenses, and vehicle costs. Driver should seek independent tax advice concerning Driver's individual circumstances.

50. No Employee Benefits

Except where applicable law requires otherwise, Driver is not eligible through this Agreement for benefits provided to Dropo employees. This may include: paid vacation, paid holidays, employee health insurance, employee retirement benefits, unemployment benefits funded as an employee, and employee workers' compensation benefits. This provision does not eliminate rights that applicable law independently provides.

51. Driver Personnel

Unless Dropo has approved a business account structure allowing additional verified personnel, the approved Driver must personally perform deliveries accepted through Driver's account. An unverified substitute may not perform a Dropo delivery. Where Dropo permits a Driver business to use separately verified personnel, that arrangement must comply with applicable Dropo requirements and law.

52. Changes to This Agreement

Dropo may update this Agreement when reasonably necessary because of changes in: law, insurance requirements, platform functionality, safety requirements, services, or business operations. Material changes will be presented through an appropriate notice or acceptance process. Dropo will not rely solely on silent continued use where applicable law requires affirmative consent. Previously earned compensation will not be retroactively changed through an update to this Agreement.

53. Term

This Agreement begins on the Effective Date and continues until terminated by either Party. It does not require Driver to remain active for any minimum period.

54. Driver Termination

Driver may stop accepting new delivery opportunities at any time. Driver may terminate this Agreement through the account process provided by Dropo or by sending written notice through the designated support channel. Termination does not eliminate obligations relating to an active delivery already accepted unless Dropo releases Driver from that assignment.

55. Dropo Termination

Dropo may terminate this Agreement or deactivate Driver's access in accordance with this Agreement and the Account Deactivation & Appeals Policy. Immediate action may be taken when reasonably necessary to address serious safety, fraud, legal, insurance, or integrity concerns.

56. Effect of Termination

Termination does not eliminate: payment owed for properly completed services, claims arising before termination, confidentiality obligations, tax obligations, incident cooperation obligations, indemnification obligations applicable to pre-termination events, and other provisions that reasonably must continue after termination.

57. Records

Dropo may retain records relating to Driver and completed deliveries as reasonably necessary for legitimate purposes including: legal compliance, insurance, customer records, payment, tax reporting, safety, fraud prevention, and dispute resolution. Personal information will be handled according to the Dropo Privacy Policy and applicable law.

58. Notices

Notices under this Agreement may be provided electronically when legally permitted. Dropo may use: email, driver application notification, platform notice, SMS, or other contact information maintained on Driver's account. Driver is responsible for maintaining current contact information.

59. Assignment

Driver may not assign Driver's rights or responsibilities under this Agreement to another person without Dropo's written authorization. Dropo may assign this Agreement to a successor, affiliate, acquiring entity, or entity succeeding to substantially all of the relevant Dropo business, subject to applicable law.

60. No Waiver

Failure by either Party to enforce a provision on one occasion does not automatically waive the right to enforce that provision later.

61. Severability

If a court or other authority determines that a particular provision is unlawful or unenforceable, the remaining provisions should continue to operate to the extent legally permitted. Where appropriate, the affected provision should be interpreted as narrowly as necessary to make it enforceable while preserving its lawful purpose.

62. Force Majeure

Neither Party will be responsible for failure to perform an obligation when performance is prevented by circumstances beyond reasonable control, to the extent recognized by applicable law. Examples may include: severe weather, natural disasters, government orders, major road closures, widespread communications failures, civil emergencies, and other extraordinary events beyond reasonable control. This provision does not excuse payment already earned or responsibilities that remain reasonably capable of performance.

63. Arbitration

Dropo may present Driver with a separate Arbitration Agreement. The Arbitration Agreement should be reviewed and accepted separately. If Driver and Dropo enter into an enforceable Arbitration Agreement, that agreement will govern disputes within its scope. If no enforceable Arbitration Agreement applies to a dispute, the governing law and court provisions below will apply, subject to applicable law.

64. Governing Law

Except where federal law applies or another state's law cannot legally be waived, this Agreement will be governed by the laws of the State of Texas.

65. Venue

For disputes not subject to a valid arbitration agreement and where applicable law permits the Parties to select a forum, the Parties agree that proceedings will be brought in an appropriate state or federal court located in Texas. The specific venue may be further identified in Dropo's final legal entity and registered office documentation before publication of this Agreement.

66. Entire Agreement

This Agreement and the documents expressly incorporated into it constitute the agreement between Dropo and Driver concerning the subject matter addressed here. A separate written agreement applicable to a particular route, enterprise account, specialized service, or delivery program may supplement this Agreement. Where a properly executed specific agreement conflicts with this Agreement, the specific agreement will control for the subject matter it expressly addresses.

67. No Oral Modification

A dispatcher, employee, customer, driver, or support representative cannot change this Agreement through an informal verbal statement. Modifications must be made through a method authorized by Dropo and permitted by law.

68. Electronic Records and Signatures

Driver agrees that this Agreement may be presented, accepted, signed, stored, and delivered electronically. Electronic acceptance may have the same effect as a handwritten signature to the extent permitted by applicable law. Driver may retain or download a copy of the Agreement.

69. Opportunity for Independent Review

Driver acknowledges that Driver has had an opportunity to review this Agreement before accepting it. Driver may obtain independent legal, tax, insurance, or business advice before entering into this Agreement. Dropo does not provide Driver with personal legal, tax, or insurance advice by presenting this Agreement.

70. Driver Acknowledgment

By accepting this Agreement, Driver confirms that: Driver has received access to this Agreement; Driver has had an opportunity to read it; Driver understands that it creates legal obligations; Driver is voluntarily entering into the Agreement; information provided to Dropo is accurate to the best of Driver's knowledge; Driver understands the insurance obligations applicable to Driver; Driver understands that Dropo does not guarantee delivery volume or earnings; Driver understands the responsibility to report material incidents during active Dropo trips; Driver agrees to comply with applicable Dropo Trust & Safety policies; and Driver understands that CMV work may require a different agreement.

71. Electronic Acceptance

Delivery Professional. Full Legal Name: ______________________________. Business Name, if applicable: ______________________________. Driver Account ID: ______________________________. Email: ______________________________. Phone: ______________________________. Date Accepted: ______________________________. Electronic Signature or Acceptance: ______________________________.

DROPO LLC. Doing Business As: Dropo. Website: https://getdropo.com. Support: support@getdropo.com. Trust & Safety: https://getdropo.com/trust-safety. Safety Reporting: https://getdropo.com/trust-safety/report. Business delivery. On demand. On schedule.

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