; (ii) is readable during daylight hours at a distance of 50 feet; (iii) includes an illuminated transportation network company sign that displays the proprietary trademark or logo of the company that is patently visible so as to be seen in darkness; and (iv) may be magnetic or removable in nature. (3) Unlawful display A law providing that an individual who is not a TNC driver may be charged with a misdemeanor for displaying the illuminated sign described in paragraph (2)(D)(iii) on any vehicle with the intent to impersonate a TNC driver operating a TNC vehicle. . (b) Clerical amendment The analysis for chapter 1 of title 23, United States Code, is amended by adding at the end the following: 171. Sanctions for States without transportation network company vehicle identification laws . 4. Access and other requirements for transportation network company vehicles and transportation network companies (a) In general Not later than 180 days after the date of enactment of this Act, each transportation network company shall— (1) establish and implement a system that requires— (A) each individual who uses the TNC platform of a transportation network company to verify the identity of the TNC driver assigned to the individual via the TNC platform for the trip; and (B) that TNC driver to confirm the identity of the individual prior to the beginning of a trip. (b) Inclusions A system under subsection (a) shall include— (1) a machine-readable code or image that is unique to each TNC driver and the vehicle of the TNC driver, such as a QR code or a successor technology, that can be scanned by the individual hailing the driver, using a personal mobile device with a built-in camera; (2) forward-facing window stickers containing the machine-readable code or image described in paragraph (1) that shall be provided to each TNC driver; (3) the ability, via the TNC platform of the transportation network company— (A) to provide to each individual who is assigned a TNC driver the unique machine-readable code or image of that driver