The B.C. government has stamped a definitive “no” on Class 5 drivers licenses for ridesharing drivers. Continue reading
Even if another rival dared enter the market, it would likely be difficult to raise enough money to pose a viable threat after Uber and Lyft spent the past decade pulling in billions of dollars from venture capitalists. Continue reading
Wednesday’s strike involves drivers in 10 U.S. cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco and Washington, D.C. Continue reading
The City of Regina hasn’t received any rideshare applications after passing its bylaw a month and a half ago. Continue reading
Transportation Minister Claire Trevena says drivers will need to obtain a Class 4 licence to pick up passengers. Continue reading
NDP MLA Bowinn Ma says ride-hailing services have “completely offloaded responsibility onto their drivers and they’ve wiped their hands clean.” Continue reading
The province is moving forward on requiring ridesharing drivers to hold Class 4 licences. Continue reading
The committee tasked to look into ridesharing regulations has recommended the a requirement of a Class 5 licence for drivers. Continue reading
The launch comes months before Uber and Lyft will be allowed to operate in B.C., with critics calling it “a Band-Aid solution.” Continue reading
The legislative committee looking into the future of ride sharing in British Columbia has wrapped up its work. Continue reading