Nevada Assembly Bill 175 passed this week to round out a package of ride share legislation. Nevada will now:
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Allow ride-hailing companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in the state.
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Ride share will be regulated by the Nevada Transportation Authority rather than the Public Utilities Commission.
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Legalizes companies that allow people to hail a ride through a smartphone and imposes a 3% fee on taxi and ride share fares.