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Taxi and Limousine Commission
Uber, Lyft May Still Be Subject to Driver-Base Agreements If New City Hall Bill Passes
The Taxi and Limousine Commission passed a new rule Thursday that would require livery bases to keep trip data electronically and submit the data to the commission regularly.
November 20, 2014
BY
Catherine Yang
Lyft Car Share Approved for Friday Launch in NYC
The ride-sharing company Lyft plans to launch its services in all five boroughs of New York City at ...
July 25, 2014
BY
Jonathan Zhou
Lyft on Collision Course with City, State Agencies
Lyft hasn’t driven a single passenger in the city yet, but it’s already hitting regulatory roadblocks.
July 10, 2014
BY
Catherine Yang
Despite Regulations, Lyft Launches in NYC
The ride-sharing startup Lyft will launch its services in New York City on Friday, despite having recently broken ...
July 9, 2014
BY
Jonathan Zhou
Anticipation High for Accessible Boro Taxis
By the Taxi and Limousine Commission’s (TLC) count, 64 percent of the city’s 90,000 disabled residents live or ...
June 9, 2014
BY
Catherine Yang
Accessibility Is Key in Green Cab Expansion
New York City’s 6,000 green-colored “boro taxi” program was created partially to expand the city’s accessible taxi fleet, ...
June 8, 2014
BY
Catherine Yang
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