The City of Toronto has recently come out with new requirements that make in-car training for vehicle-for-hire drivers optional. According to the document, recently published on the city’s website, Uber, Lyft and even taxi drivers will not be required to complete anything more than video and online training.
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Uber is getting some competition this December.
Lyft, a popular U.S. ride-sharing service, plans to expand north of the border in its first international move. The company has chosen Toronto as its first location outside of the United States.
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Ahead of a debate on his bill to fully recognize the sharing economy, Conservative MPP Tim Hudak dropped by Ryerson to encourage students to take advantage of the shift toward collaborative consumption.
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Rye grad, OCAD students help make Uber accessible
AccessNow’s Maayan Ziv and the Inclusive Design Research Centre students at OCAD enlightened Uber on challenges faced by people with disabilities.
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Taxi drivers and Uber supporters filled Toronto City Hall Tuesday as officials met to discuss regulations for the ride-hailing app, Uber. The Municipal Licensing and Standards committee voted to adopt some of the…