Federal Authorities Join State Police In Extensive Limo Crash Probe
10/19 update: The deepening investigation is going on two weeks as accident examiners work toward a preliminary cause report.
MIAMI -- The stakes are high for Wednesday afternoon, when a group of Miami-Dade County commissioners will hold key votes that could upend the taxicab and car-service industries.
One measure is the most controversial. It would deregulate the car-service industry — which includes Town Cars, black sedans and limousines — to allow an unlimited number of drivers. That would benefit Uber, the San Francisco startup popular in dozens of big cities, which is pushing for the change in Miami-Dade. The company has launched a campaign to rally its supporters, including celebrities, in advertising, social media and online petitions intended to show that plenty of people want the high-end ride service in Miami.
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10/19 update: The deepening investigation is going on two weeks as accident examiners work toward a preliminary cause report.
Safety concerns with limousines are being tackled by politicians in Albany and Washington, D.C.
The TNC is lobbying the Seattle city government to levy tolls on area roadways during heavy traffic periods.
Its safety record and practices strongly contrast to the quality and performance levels of professional luxury transportation services.
The TNC published a white paper that concludes most of its drivers are happy and earn more than minimum wage.
Many drivers with bad experiences question how independent their roles as contractors really are.
After the companies paid $100,000 in legal bills, four employees have chosen to go to trial instead of settling.
The Colorado Limousine Association drew a heavy turnout and a guest appearance from NLA President Gary Buffo.
Some big company names have formed a group to ensure luxury transportation operators can pick-up and drop-off at a future redesigned LAX.
A three-judge panel ruled in favor of the TNC in a lawsuit that could steer the future of the gig economy.
Revealed last year, hackers were granted access to personal information of 57 million riders and drivers in 2016.
The class action filed by Diva Limousine blames Uber's predatory pricing strategies for hurting legitimate chauffeured services.
SEPT. LCT: Amid accidents, deaths, injuries, and skyrocketing insurance premiums, operators are chafing under a web of strict new rules.
Smaller associations can do great things when they get support from big names.
Industry leader Scott Solombrino calls the measure ‘crazy’ and a ‘crisis’ for luxury transportation operators.
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