How much written notice does Byrider need to provide before suspending or limiting access to services?

According to Byrider's 2025 Franchise Disclosure Document, Byrider has the right to suspend or limit a franchisee's access to services under certain conditions. Specifically, Byrider can suspend or limit access to services, in whole or in part, if any amounts due to Byrider are more than thirty days past due, or as otherwise provided in the Franchise Agreement.

In such cases, Byrider is required to provide the franchisee with ten days written notice before suspending or limiting access to these services. This policy is outlined within the Byrider Software Services and User Agreement, which is part of the overall Franchise Agreement.

This means that a Byrider franchisee needs to maintain timely payments to avoid interruption of services critical to their business operations. The franchisee should also familiarize themselves with the specific conditions outlined in the Franchise Agreement that could lead to suspension or limitation of services, beyond just payment issues. Understanding these terms is crucial for managing the franchise effectively and avoiding potential disruptions.