FYI Tips For Filling Out Your SBA Disaster Loan Apps
The Minority Limousine Operators of America association offers some real-time practical advice on handling the obstacles and frustrations operators are encountering.
Less than a week before new regulations regarding paid rides in Houston take effect, one of two companies that launched in the city is preparing to stop providing rides rather than use a city-required procedure to conduct background checks.
Related Topics: background checks, Houston operators, Lyft, regulatory enforcement, Texas operators, TNCs
The Minority Limousine Operators of America association offers some real-time practical advice on handling the obstacles and frustrations operators are encountering.
Operators and vendors can benefit from listening to leaders with long-range perspective.
The Greater California Livery Association renewed and boosted vital connections with legislators during its annual legislative lobbying day.
The association is prepping for one of their biggest events of the year that promises to bring about change.
A preliminary report should be available within two weeks, although a final report detailing the cause of the accident could take up to two years.
While efforts were cut short, the enforcement actions provided valuable insights to everyone involved.
In the next phase of the case, the TNC will try to convince a judge AB5 violates guarantees of equal protection under the federal and state constitutions.
While state laws have turned favorable to luxury ground transportation operations, business owners must stay on top of the ones that apply to everyone.
The changes come after 20 people were killed in the October 2018 crash, including 18 people inside the limousine and two pedestrians.
The changes come in response to AB5, which makes it more difficult for employers to classify workers as independent contractors.
Fresh off California’s AB5 passage, the trade group now goes deeper into what the new rules mean for ground transportation operations.
The ride-hailing structure depends on the gig economy, where workers are hired as subcontractors rather than employees with full-time benefits.
New York law does not now require stretches to have seat belts in the back seat.
The TNC is attempting to push back against a California law aimed at turning independent contractors into employees.
The Greater California Livery Association’s annual holiday event took on a more festive tone as the industry stands to benefit from measures that will ease business operations.
The world's No. 1 online marketplace and trader for professional chauffeured and chartered vehicles, including all types of motorcoaches, buses, vans, stretch limousines, sedans, SUVs, exotics, and classics. New and used vehicles are available from sellers across the nation.
The best online networker to find quality affiliates worldwide and market your company.
Click on any state to see the latest industry news and events in that region.
Small Businesses In Limbo As They Await Financial Help
The Scoop On How To Get SBA Bridge Loans
Longtime Operator Offers Wisdom For Worst Times
Glen
| about 6 years agoHouston, how can you be so insensitive, expecting the TNC's to actually be licensed, insured and go through background checks. Don't you realize that they are cooooool? you should know that cool trumps passenger safety and obeying the law!