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Nashville’s first regulations aimed at ride-sharing companies Uber and Lyft are set to become law. The Metro Council voted 32-0, with one abstention, Tuesday to approve a set of regulations that ...
A rough draft of proposed regulations would add new “transportation network companies,” such as Lyft and Uber, to the city’s ordinance for livery vehicles, said Billy Fields, director of the ...
With nearly unanimous votes Tuesday night, the Metro Council gave final approval to an incentives package for Bridgestone worth more than $50 million as well as a set of regulations ...
Tennessee must update regulations and Uber and Lyft should pay drivers better and more fairly. We are essential to this state.
New regulations aimed at Uber, Lyft were released today by the Transportation Licensing Commission. After months of internal drafting, the Metro Nashville Transportation Licensing Commission today ...
Let's say you order a car to drive you from Sylvan Park on the West Side to Five Points in East Nashville for drinks on a Friday night. Or maybe ...
Nashville International Airport's decision to block Uber and Lyft drivers from picking up and dropping off passengers at the terminal has drawn complaints from travelers and ride-share drivers alike.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Uber and Lyft have gotten the green light to pick up curbside passengers at the Nashville International Airport, the first U.S. airport to officially recognize the popular ...
The fight between traditional cab services and app-based, ride-sharing providers like Uber and Lyft has made its way to Tennessee’s General Assembly. Nashville Business Journal Select a City ...
Why, then, does this state allow Uber and Lyft to force a majority of the drivers in our union into working 12-hour days, 7 days a week, to be able to put food on the table, or pay rent?