Colorado bill targets rideshare fees as Washington data warns of higher rider costs
The Colorado General Assembly has introduced House Bill 26-1273 seeking to cap rideshare companies’ share of fares at 20 percent per trip.
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Colorado Chamber Foundation releases 2025 Relocations Tracker on business departures
The Colorado Chamber Foundation has released its 2025 Relocations Tracker documenting company departures from Colorado.
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Uber expresses concerns over Colorado fare-retention bill impact
Uber Technologies Inc. has urged Colorado lawmakers to examine potential impacts of House Bill 26-1273 before moving forward.
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Uber: Colorado among most expensive states for TNC insurance costs
Uber Technologies Inc. reported that Colorado is now among the top ten most expensive states for government-mandated TNC insurance costs as a share of rider fares.
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Colorado Civil Justice League: Legislature adds 26 new ways to be sued
Lawmakers in Colorado passed 26 bills expanding opportunities for private lawsuits this session, according to the Colorado Civil Justice League.
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Uber highlights safety features aimed at protecting riders and drivers in Colorado
Uber has unveiled new safety measures including real-time tracking and emergency buttons for users in Colorado.
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Uber outlines national driver screening and ongoing safety checks
Uber Technologies introduces enhanced driver background standards featuring continuous monitoring to improve passenger safety.
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Uber outlines U.S. driver vetting and platform safety approach
Uber’s recent report highlights its extensive U.S. driver screening processes aimed at ensuring rider safety through rigorous identity verification and continuous background checks.
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North Carolina enacts law penalizing rideshare driver impersonation
The North Carolina General Assembly has enacted legislation targeting rideshare driver impersonation by introducing penalties ranging from misdemeanors to felonies.
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Elon Musk on corporate law climate: ‘Delaware needs to make major changes immediately’
Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, has said that Delaware must implement significant changes to its legal environment or risk losing its status as the leading incorporation state for U.S. companies.
