ISSUES: Miami-Dade: Uber Legal, Taxi’s Sue & Homeless Lose Millions
395 views · Published 6 May 2016 · 8:57 · Indexed 18 October 2026
Channel: South Florida PBS · 2016 · Education
After operating illegally for the past two years, it will soon be legal to use and operate ride-sharing services, including both Uber and Lyft, in Miami-Dade County. But not everyone is happy about it. Hours following the approval, a $1 billion class action lawsuit emerged from the taxi industry claiming the county is giving ride-sharing apps an unfair advantage. The Miami Herald’s Doug Hanks weeds through this and how a multi-million dollar cut will affect the area’s homeless. Guest: Doug Hanks, The Miami Herald
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