Uber cannot catch a break in Washington, DC. The city taxi commission tried
to shut the private car service down last January over rule violations
that it wasn't actually committing. Now the local government is taking another shot, considering a legislative amendment tomorrow that would force sedan car services like Uber to charge at least five times the minimum cost of cabs. To be clear, the
overall legislation is great, in that it
forces?taxi?companies to start taking credit card payments and using GPS. But the amendment part does not even bother to hide its intentions. The section's name is literally "Uber Amendments," and comes with a layman's explanation that "[t]hese requirements would ensure that sedan service is a premium class of service with a substantially higher cost that does not directly compete with or undercut taxicab service." (I've obtained the full amendment from Uber, and you can check it out below.)
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