Uber & Lyft Threaten to Pull Out of MN if Compromise Becomes Law
Legislative leaders announced the plan this afternoon.
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Legislative leaders announced the plan this afternoon.
Despite the agreement announced by lawmakers, the two major rideshare companies apparently weren't consulted and are still not on board.
Protections and minimum wages for ride-hailing drivers passed in the Legislature last year, but DFL Gov. Tim Walz vetoed the bill in May.
Republicans widely condemned the bill as bipartisan, saying it takes local control away from voters and fails to address their concerns about election integrity.
Republicans widely condemned the bill as partisan, saying it takes local control away from voters and fails to address their concerns about election integrity.