US EditionCórdoba: with Emails and Own Hashtag, Uber Already Collects Signatures and Launches a Public Offensive Against the New Municipal Ordinance
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The company activated a campaign with a collection of signatures to reject the project that limits the number of vehicles enabled by the application. They warn that the measure would leave 80% of drivers without income and would make travel expensive. Read more
The company Uber yesterday reinforced its rejection of the draft ordinance that seeks to regulate transport applications in Córdoba. In that framework, Juan Labaqui, manager of Communications for the Southern Cone, said that the limit of 3,998 licenses proposed by the official in the Deliberate Council would have a “very negative” effect on thousands of [...] The post Uber again rejected the project to regulate the activity and warned about the …
The ordinance limits the number of vehicles enabled in the capital of the province and adds “unenforceable” requirements for “hunting Ubers”. The entry Córdoba Capital: Passerini promotes a regulation that will leave almost 80% of Uber drivers unemployed was first published on Data 24.
At a press conference held this morning in Córdoba, Juan Labaqui, Uber Communication Manager for the Southern Cone, set a strong position regarding the ordinance project promoted by the Municipality to regulate the operation of mobility applications. The most controversial point of the text is the proposed quota: [...] The post App Ordinance: Uber seeks to battle the quota and launches survey in Córdoba appeared first on puntoapunto.com.ar.
At a press conference held this Thursday in Córdoba, Uber expressed concern at the draft ordinance that seeks to regulate the operation of transportation applications in the city. According to the company, the licensing quota proposed by the ruling party in the Deliberating Council would limit to 3,998 the permits allowed to operate. Juan Labaqui, regional spokesman for Uber, spoke with Now Noticias and assured that the measure would have a “ver…
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