The opponents argue that the fare cap could limit service as drivers push for higher take-home pay, while drivers and other advocates say it’s a matter of fairness.
PORTLAND, Ore. — A proposed Portland ordinance that would cap how much rideshare companies take from each fare is drawing opposition from a coalition of local business, sports and arts organizations, even as drivers and some city leaders argue the change is needed to ensure fair pay.
The proposal, introduced during a city council committee hearing in February and still being finalized, would limit the “take rate” — the percentage companies like Uber and Lyft keep from each
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