The settlement states that Uber and its entities violated local taxi laws, which mandates transportation companies have a taxi license in order to operate.
The car rental association claims that the new mandate unfairly favors taxi drivers.
The Syracuse Common Council Airport & Transportation committee says there is little that could be done, since state law supersedes city law.
Honolulu police are investigating a road rage incident in which an Uber driver waved a knife at a Charley's Taxi. Despite a visible license plate, police do not guarantee that the perpetrator can be found.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board accredited five taxi-hailing and ridesharing companies following Uber's exit from the country.
Certify's quarterly SpendSmart report shows an increase in ride-hailing use among business travelers, although car rentals and taxis are still holding their ground in certain markets.
Anonymous taxi drivers spoke to ProjekMMO, a Malaysian newspaper, with complaints of reduced income after ridesharing services were permitted to operate in the country.
Careem may resume operations in the country when it obtains the appropriate licenses.
Uber and Lyft drivers in Seattle and New York City are worried that base fare increases will deter people from using ride-hailing apps.
As of now, only licensed taxi drivers are driving for the ride-hailing group, although it plans to add private cars later.