Broward Count, Florida officials have had to delay a vote on the approval of ridesharing services such as Uber because a commission has not finished discussing amendments to the proposed rules.
The Palm Beach Post reports that the Broward County Commission spent about six hours studying the amendments, stopping for the night shortly after midnight on Sept. 18. The officials will return Oct. 13 to continue voting on proposed changes to the law individually, with the intent of then voting on the new law as a whole.
The South Florida Sun Sentinel reports that officials have shifted to a self-regulatory model that favors the ride-hailing companies.
Uber stopped operating in the county July 31 after saying standards for background checks and insurance similar to those for taxis were too onerous.
Related:
- Uber to Cease Operations in Florida’s Broward County
- Florida Judge Orders State to Clarify Uber Insurance Requirements
- Florida City Approves Ridesharing, Taxi Rule
- Florida County Fines Lyft For Operating Without a Permit
Topics Florida Ridesharing
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