The District Attorney’s new education campaign skirts around corporate responsibility.
An alleged near-abduction by a Lyft driver in Oakland and a new app geared toward female riders lead to renewed calls for better rideshare safety.
Tuesday’s District 6 supervisorial debate got unconventional fast, as candidates stepped right into the city’s most difficult and problematic issues.
Rideshare goliath Uber has applied for a San Francisco electric scooter permit, as have Lyft and 10 more companies.
California regulators in San Francisco approved two pilot programs that inch us closer to driverless car services — and sets a model for other jurisdictions.
Lyft has reportedly been lobbying San Francisco officials to let them cash in on the current scooter-mania with their own fleet.
Uber, Lyft, and Chariot also face new taxes in a proposal put forward by Supervisor Aaron Peskin.
The lawsuit accuses SFMTA of letting Uber and Lyft destroy the value of cab driver medallions, leaving SF Federal Credit Union with the financial mess.
Self-driving operations are paused in San Francisco and other cities after an autonomous car fatally struck a woman in Tempe.
While other cities tax transportation network companies, California regulators reduced fees last month.
