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  • Uber promises 50,000 new EU jobs if regulators play ball

    January 18, 2015

    UBER boss Travis Kalanick yesterday vowed to create 50,000 new jobs in Europe this year, but only if regulators in European cities start working with Uber to introduce “progressive regulation” allowing the growth of ridesharing apps. “Uber is committed to establishing new partnerships with Europe’s cities to ensure innovation, harness powerful economic benefits and promote [...]

  • Uber’s Travis Kalanick wants to create 50,000 jobs in Europe

    January 18, 2015

    Uber's chief executive Travis Kalanick has delivered a major speech on the company's future in Europe. Kalanick announced 2015 would the year that Uber worked with city authorities across Europe to introduce "progressive regulation" and work to update analogue rules. This follows the approach Uber has taken in the US. Uber's top boss struck a [...]

  • ECJ deals bitter blow to Addison Lee as black cabs retain exclusive right to bus lanes

    January 14, 2015

    London's black cabs have retained the exclusive right to share the capital's bus lanes as a result of a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ). Eventech, the owner of a minicab fleet used by Addison Lee, brought the case to the ECJ after losing at the High Court. The company decided to fight [...]

  • London cabbies demand government clampdown on Uber’s tax arrangements

    January 13, 2015

    Over 20,000 taxi and minicab drivers are demanding the government clamp down on American taxi app service Uber in what may be the first major conflict between cabbies and Uber in London this year. The drivers, many of whom are represented by the Licensed Private Hire Car (LPHCA), say they want to put an end [...]

  • Uber slashes prices in 48 US cities and guarantees drivers greater pay

    January 9, 2015

    Taxi app company Uber has announced plans to cut prices in 48 cities. Despite Uber's massive growth, it is still facing intense competition from rivals such as Lyft and Sidecar. This is all good news for taxi riders who will benefit from Uber's sharp price cuts. However, it's not just Uber customers who will gain financially [...]

  • China crisis for Uber as taxi app is facing crackdown in Beijing

    January 8, 2015

    Controversial cab app Uber is facing a ban in Beijing, with officials in the Chinese capital saying that internet hailing apps violate rules against illegal taxis. The San Francisco-based company has faced numerous regulatory difficulties over the past few months. Use of the app is no longer permitted in New Delhi after one of its [...]

  • Uber has five out of six bases in New York City suspended after failing to hand over trip records

    January 7, 2015

    New York City has suspended the majority of Uber bases after the taxi app company refused to hand over transport records. The Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) demanded that Uber give up electronic records of "the date of trip, time of trip, pick up location, and license numbers". Five out of six Uber bases were [...]

  • Uber London driver suspended after gay couple say they were thrown out of cab for “kissing and cuddling”

    January 5, 2015

    An Uber driver in London has been suspended after a gay couple claimed they were kicked out of the cab for kissing and cuddling. The passengers, Corey Watts and Jordan Sloat, complained to Uber after they had been asked to get out a few minutes into their journey on New Year’s Day. When the couple [...]

  • How to get the cheapest possible Uber fare and avoid surge pricing on New Year’s Eve, by Travis Kalanick

    December 31, 2014

    New Year's Eve means only one thing: it's going to be impossible to get a taxi. Never fear, though: 2014 was the year Uber went from small fry to mainstream, meaning London's streets will have more cabs than ever, all eager to whisk you to your next party. The only problem is, because Uber operates [...]

  • Uber suspends UberPop taxi app service in Spain after court injunction

    December 31, 2014

    Taxi app company Uber has suspended its UberPop service in Spain after a court ruling banning the ride-sharing app was confirmed. UberPop is a ridesharing service and platform connecting private car owners with passengers who also have the option to split the fare. UberPop mirrors UberX in the US. Uber has been operating in Spain [...]

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