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Uber warned Whereas a new bill that targets Rendeshare companies, Colorado may stop operations in the state.
The Colorado House of Representatives successfully approved a bill to “increase the support of people involved with transport network companies” on April 16. These include a regular criminal review for drivers every six months and needed drivers to perform audio and video recordings.
HB25-1291 bill Prior to referring to the Senate Commerce, Labor and Technology Committee, the two parties were approved in 59-5 votes, where it was amended to the General Committee on Tuesday. The bill will be reviewed by the State Senate on Friday.
Uber is concerned that a new bill will be able to threaten the company by petitions for drivers who give food and drinks to riders. (Robyn Beck / AFP through Getty Images) / Getty Images)
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The Uber has come against it since last week. On Wednesday, the company released a new statement showing that they will have no “solution” except to leave the government for concerns about the consequences of the bill.
“HB25-1291 is a very incomplete proposal, which, if implemented, can have no choice but to stop operations in Colorado,” said a spokesman for Uber. A statement to kktv11Human beings “threaten the user with the need to register any trip, impose major technical and financial loads, and instead provide no clear safety benefits. We support the actual and evidence-based safety policy-not the law that examines a box but cannot be provided.
The new bill, approved by Colorado representatives, needs Uber to compensate for drivers for video recording equipment. (Photographer: David Paul Morris / Bloomberg via Getty Images / Getty Images)
According to Sun ColoradoUber is largely concerned about the bill's clauses that it can allow petitions for drivers that offer food and drink travelers. The company also opposes a bill that requires Uber to repay drivers to purchase audio and video recording equipment.
Business of the fox He reached the Uber and the General Assembly of Colorado.
The Uber has threatened to leave cities and states in the past against the law that opposes. However, the company rarely follows the threats even after the law is passed.
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A recent example included Uber and Lyft threatening Stop working in miniapolis In 2024, after the success of the City Council, the veto of Jacob Ferry's mayor ignored the minimum wage requirements for drivers.
Uber rarely follows its threats to leaving cities or states over the law. (Jakub Porzycki / Nurphoto through Getty Images / Getty Images)
On May 20, a little over two weeks after the implementation of this instruction, Uber and Lyft announced Continue to work. In the city, after the approval of Minnesota's lawmakers, they approved state measures to increase driver's wages at a lower rate than the Minneapolis Regulations.