Uber, NAACP Create Partnership To Hire Minority Drivers In New Jersey
The goal is to recruit about 3,000 minority drivers from low-income areas around the New Jersey, including Newark, Paterson and Jersey City.
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The goal is to recruit about 3,000 minority drivers from low-income areas around the New Jersey, including Newark, Paterson and Jersey City.
In a couple of weeks, the city will reveal the results of a $2 million outside study on the impact Uber and other for-hire services have on traffic congestion in Midtown.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is exploring airport access fees as a way to deal with growing curbside congestion outside airport terminals.
In honor of Thursday's holiday, Uber users in more than 50 participating cities could request a kitten delivery to their office for a purrfect 15-minute playtime session.
Uber wants to bypass local regulations by getting a state law approved regulating ride sharing.
A growing number of New Yorkers have been following the trail of money, and getting behind the wheel to make big buck.
The Port Authority says an employee delivered a healthy baby in just minutes. It was the second baby senior agent Greg Nimmo has delivered while working for the agency.
Drivers' shift to the latest trends in hailing a ride has left yellow taxis sitting idle in New York City.
The mayor and the speaker sought to make it clear they were on the same page when it comes to Uber down the road.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio cleared the air Thursday about his administration's surprise deal with ride-hailing service Uber.
The de Blasio administration said Wednesday that Uber has agreed to a four-month study on the impact of car service vehicles on traffic and the environment.
Uber kicked off a citywide jobs tour at Queensbridge Park in Long Island City on Tuesday.
The de Blasio administration is trying to slow down Uber's rapid expansion.
The New York City Council is expected to vote on a measure that would number of new for-hire vehicle licenses.
Officials who are looking to limit Uber's growth point to increases in traffic and pollution.
A survey of 200 New Yorkers conducted for a taxi medallion group found the app-based car service tops yellow taxis.
Uber and similar car services may hit a roadblock at City Hall.
According to the city's Department of Transportation, average Manhattan traffic speeds declined from 9.35 mph to 8.51 mph between 2010 and 2014.
Councilman Stephen Levin, D-Brooklyn, is sponsoring a bill he calls a "timeout."
The Electronic Privacy Information Center, a Washington, D.C.-based public interest research group, filed the complaint Monday with the Federal Trade Commission.
The commission initially required companies such as Uber and Lyft to submit any proposed app changes for its approval. The providers said that would stifle innovation.
Four credit unions lending the buyers of yellow cab medallions are filing a lawsuit, as the Taxi and Limousine Commission considers new regulations on Uber and similar operations.
A woman said she had escaped from an Uber car early Thursday, after the driver started to assault her.
Restaurants, hotels, even your favorite car service could be rating you and your behavior and it could cost you down the road.
Republican Assemblyman Jack Ciatarelli said it's all about having an even playing field.
