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Phoenix-based Fare announced Tuesday that it’s leaving Austin due to a “recent loss of business.”The ride-hailing company was one of several that set up…
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At the start of the Texas legislative session, you might have characterized the number of bills reversing City of Austin regulations as an onslaught.…
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Gov. Greg Abbott this morning signed House Bill 100, which establishes statewide ride-hailing regulations in Texas and preempts city regulations that…
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Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft have announced they will be returning to Austin on Memorial Day, most likely under a new state law. House Bill 100,…
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Aubrey McIntosh sauntered out of an office on East Seventh Street, a new pink moustache in hand.“I would hate to not be able to drive,” said McIntosh, a…
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Texas Senators have approved a bill that creates statewide regulations for ride-hailing apps like Uber and Lyft. House Bill 100 would preempt regulations…
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U.S. Department of Justice officials talked to city staff last week about including Austin in a criminal investigation of Uber. The ride-hailing company…
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Five days after a controversial amendment defining "sex" as "the physical condition of being male or female" was added to a statewide ride-hailing bill,…
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After a lengthy debate among lawmakers over the best way to regulate services like Uber and Lyft, the Texas House backed a proposal that would override…
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FORT WORTH — Gov. Greg Abbott raised many eyebrows last week when he threw his support behind a "broad-based law" that pre-empts local regulations, a…