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Minneapolis Council members announce intent to delay rideshare ordinance

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In a statement Wednesday, three council members said they wanted to give new rideshare apps more time to prepare before Uber and Lyft leave Minneapolis.

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Star Tribune

Minneapolis City Council members may postpone start of Uber, Lyft minimum wage ordinance

Days before a vote to reconsider a new rideshare minimum wage ordinance that has Uber and Lyft threatening to pull out of the Minneapolis market, City Council President Elliott Payne and Council Members Katie Cashman and Aurin Chowdhury say they're willing to delay the implementation date from May 1 to July 1.

25 days ago·Minneapolis, United States

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KARE

Minneapolis Council members announce intent to delay rideshare ordinance

In a statement Wednesday, three council members said they wanted to give new rideshare apps more time to prepare before Uber and Lyft leave Minneapolis.

25 days ago·Minneapolis, United States

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MPR News

Uber/Lyft in Minneapolis: City council proposes extension to rideshare ordinance implementation

Some Minneapolis City Council members are proposing an extension on the city’s controversial rideshare ordinance in an effort to better prepare for changes to the industry.

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Sahan Journal

Minneapolis City Council could delay Uber, Lyft pay rules to July

Three Minneapolis City Council members have announced plans to push back the start of the city’s rideshare pay ordinance by two months — a day before the council was due to vote on whether to lower the minimum rates. Two other council members — Andrea Jenkins and Emily Koski — outlined a separate proposal Wednesday to lower the per-mile rate approved by the council in March. The proposal to delay the effective date of the rideshare ordinance fro…

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