California enacted AB1184 (2018 | CA) that:
- allows local voters, e.g. San Francisco, to vote to approve a tax on ride share
- the tax would be 3.25% tax on rides by peer-to-peer transportation network companies
- the vote would be November 2019
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California enacted AB1184 (2018 | CA) that:
San Antonio, Texas pilot program for scooters will require scooter companies to:
In Seattle, Uber is supporting tolling for:
Are they doing this elsewhere? Yes, $10 M committed nationally to support sustainable mobility
Why does ride share support congestion pricing tolls?
Lubbock, Texas scooter ordinance requires:
KLBK News | City Slaps Ordinance on Ride Share Scooter Companies Coming to the Hub City
Where: Durham, NC
What: City Ordinance requires helmets by all riders.
The city ordinance also requires:
3 businesses:
have joined the data sharing project, SharedStreets, that focused on transportation that combines data from public and private sources.
Source of this data sharing project: National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) and the Open Transport Partnership
Goal of the project that helps cities: help officials integrate mobility services like ride-hailing
The Drive | Ford, Uber, Lyft Join Urban Data-Sharing Project to Reduce Traffic and Pollution
MIT Researchers found that ride share drivers:
Where: Miami Beach
What: Miami Beach Commissioners want to cap the number of ride shares, like NYC did
How? By asking state legislators to allow exceptions to statewide ride sahre regulations to allow for a cap or to allow for a cap and a wage requirement. The latter being the NYC approach.
What’s the argument supporting the exceptions? ride share is skirting the rules
“For a certain price, these companies circumvent home rule and buy themselves legislators who create the laws in…
California Legislature is considering AB1184 (2018 | CA).
AB 1184 is touted as the Transportation Assistance Funding Act and intended to increase rebates for EVs and hybrids but was amended to:
A proposal in San Francisco would consider this when granting scooter licenses:
an applicant’s “past experience, including compliance with applicable laws and its efforts to ensure compliance by its users with applicable laws.”
SF Chronicle | Scooter wars: SF may penalize Lyft, Uber for ride-hail misdeeds