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The committee discussed potential changes to the rules governing limousine companies, including permit requirements. Some industry members argued against changes, stating the current system works and new rules could be a barrier, while others suggested modernizing the regulations to include a broader range of luxury vehicles.
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Operators of illegal or non-compliant transportation services.
The city is updating its rulebook for taxis, limos, and pedicabs to make sure they're safe and fair. These changes will set the standards for how these companies operate on our streets.
The city is looking at how to better stop illegal taxi and ride-share services. This helps ensure that the drivers you encounter are vetted and safe.
The board addressed parking issues experienced during the NCAA Final Four and discussed potential changes to taxicab permit fees, including eliminating a fuel surcharge and increasing the per-mile rate.
The committee discussed potential changes to the rules governing limousine companies, including permit requirements. Some industry members argued against changes, stating the current system works and new rules could be a barrier, while others suggested modernizing the regulations to include a broader range of luxury vehicles.