CA Legislators Approve Ban On Cannabis Use On Party Buses
The Assembly passes a measure that if signed into law would mean you couldn't toke up while touring cannabis outlets.
Chicago-area taxi operators claim in a lawsuit that the city is violating their rights by allowing the unregulated ride-share services run by Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. to operate on its streets.
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The Assembly passes a measure that if signed into law would mean you couldn't toke up while touring cannabis outlets.
This could set a national industry precedent.
Paula DeBiasi, executive director of the Illinois Limousine & Bus Association and owner-operator of Chicago CoachWorks, talks with LCT contributing editor Jim Luff during the International LCT Show in March for insights on why associations are needed to protect operator livelihoods.
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Assembly Bill 5 could upend the TNC business model by making it more difficult for them to classify workers as independent contractors.
Mavis Discount Tire is accused of negligently inspecting the vehicle without authority to do so.
Despite CHP objections, the proposal narrowly passed the Assembly Appropriations Committee.
The operator is now linked to an inspector's sticker ordering the stretched involved in the deadly Oct. 6 New York accident be taken out of service for brake problems.
Only the bill requiring more insurance passed both houses in June before the legislative session ended.
Of the Senate’s package of nine safety bills, only one increasing insurance limits also passed the Assembly.
A coalition confirmed it gave money to gig workers to cover the costs of travel and expenses for the day.
A California Senate committee moves the proposal forward as crowds rally for and against it.
Fatal crashes in 2015 and 2018 loom large over concerns about varying regulations for modified stretches.
The defendant must also pay more than $180,000 in back pay and damages.
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| about 6 years ago@scottkirsten @Boston.com who wrote a puff piece about Uber and a guy who uses a Tesla to give $17.00 rides sez that it is not distracted driving. So typical of the ubertarians nothing is ever as it really is in the real world. check out the video that clearly shows the guy is using the app at the wheel. http://www.boston.com/business/technology/innoeco/2014/02/what_happened_when_a_boston_en.html