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On Friday, April 8, 2022, Chinese ride-hailing giant, Didi Chixung, announced that it would be ending its operations in South Africa.

One year after touching down in South Africa, DiDi—the China-based e-hailing company—has halted its operation in the country. Find out why in today's edition of #TCDaily

PENDLETON — The Pendleton City Council at its Tuesday, April 5, meeting was supposed to consider an ordinance that would allow ride-hail services to operate within city limits. Instead, the

According to our analysis, drivers between May and August 2021 took home nearly $35 per hour after expenses.

In 2016, 34 plaintiffs filed a suit against Uber Kenya Limited. Their claim? Uber’s group of companies had violated an online contract signed by drivers in Kenya. The High Court of Kenya has finally issued its ruling on the issue this week highlighting growing contradictions between faraway multinational tech companies and the growth of Kenya’s tech industry.

On November 25, Uber lost its license in London to carry paying passengers; this is the second time this has occurred in about two years. It is awaiting

Uber has failed to report hundreds of serious incidents involving drivers and riders to the regulator over an 18 month period, an audit has found.

In an investment note this week, Mizuho Securities USA indicated it believes the Biden administration is more likely to issue guidance on gig worker classification rather than a formal rule.

The study used data from US cities where Uber and Lyft have been since 2016  Congestion increase by 0.9% and traffic jam times by 4.5% - both on average An 8.9% drop in public transport ridership was found in areas with ride-sharing MIT believes that the drop in public transportation is a contributing factor  The team also says ride-sharing drivers are cruising around without passengers This means their deadheading miles are adding to congestion and traffic jams