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British Columbian Government Releases Ride-Hailing Rules
Ride-hailing groups will not have caps on the number of drivers permitted in B.C
Ride-hailing groups will not have caps on the number of drivers permitted in B.C
In 2017, Transport for London rejected Uber's renewal application over what the government agency said was the ride-hailing group's attitude on reporting serious crimes and driver background checks.
The conference will be hosted Sept. 23-25, and will feature networking dinners, meetings with legislatures, and a private tour of the capitol building.
Consumer watchdog groups have identified more than 100 cases of Kia models catching fire.
An appeals court has upheld a trial court ruling finding that fees charged by rental car companies to their customers for optional insurance need not be included in rate filings and are not regulated by the California Department of Insurance.
The bill, which passed the General Assembly unanimously last month, makes impersonating a ride-hailing driver a crime, among other provisions.
The cap was originally implement last August, in an effort to address growing traffic congestion in the city, as a one-year ban on new vehicle licenses.
Linthicum-based Enterprise RAC Company of Baltimore is also prohibited from participating in current or future government contracts until specific steps are taken to to mend the effects of past discrimination and ensure it does not happen in the future.
If the U.K. leaves the European Union (EU) without a deal on Oct. 31, Britons who rent a car in the EU or European Economic Area may need to obtain an International Driving Permit in order to drive.
In 2018, about 100,000 cars were rented during peak season, the Association of Driverless Car Hire Manufacturers reported.
Acknowledging the growth in federal spending through the GSA, Auto Link Rental has listed their vehicle rental inventory on the government's electronic ordering system, GSA Advantage.
The Telsa Model 3, rented through the peer-to-peer platform Getaround, killed a pedestrian and seriously injured another after driving though a red light.
The legislation, signed into law last week, defines consumer requirements for peer-to-peer rentals, addressing insurance, pricing disclosures and safety recalls, as well as confirms that peer-to-peer providers are categorized as "vendors" for tax purposes.
The cost to park would be born by the carshare company.
Maryland will require rentals to 18-year-olds in some circumstances. The new law marks a good time to review aged-based rental laws as well as issues surrounding aged-based surcharges, liability, and discrimination claims.