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Rideshare firms may leave metro on May 1

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Transportation network companies Uber and Lyft could end service in Minneapolis and beyond May 1, if a dispute over pay cannot be resolved. That is causing consternation for Twin Cities area residents with disabilities who rely on rideshare services. Many are wondering how they will get to get to and from work and school, and to other destinations. The Minneapolis City Council set the controversy in motion in March by passing an ordinance requi…

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Rideshare firms may leave metro on May 1

Transportation network companies Uber and Lyft could end service in Minneapolis and beyond May 1, if a dispute over pay cannot be resolved. That is causing consternation for Twin Cities area residents with disabilities who rely on rideshare services. Many are wondering how they will get to get to and from work and school, and to other destinations. The Minneapolis City Council set the controversy in motion in March by passing an ordinance requi…

1 month ago·St Paul, United States

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