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Uber, Lyft Form PAC, Push Petition Newly formed Ridesharing Works for Austin PAC wants to make Council regs permanent By Chase Hoffberger, Fri., Jan. 1, 2016
The Austin City Clerk this morning confirmed that Ridersharing Works for Austin, the political group behind the petition to reverse new regulations for Uber and Lyft
Uber and Lyft lost a battle on background checks for drivers, and now an exit looms from operating in Austin.
"A coalition of Austin technology, transportation and music industry advocates plan to launch a petition that, if successful, could wipe out the city's forthcoming
Proposition 1 Ride-Hailing Measure Is put on the ballot by a petition circulated by the political down operations in Austin," said Uber's Austin general
Uber and Lyft spent more than ever on a single-prop election in Austin, and now that voters have rejected them, they're taking the fight to the Lege.
In just a few months, Austin, Texas, will become the first city in the United States where voters decide the fate of ride-sharing companies. Lyft and Uber drivers
In just a few months, Austin, Texas, will become the first city in the United States where voters decide the fate of ride-sharing companies. Lyft and Uber drivers
Attempting to overthrow recent ridesharing restrictions, Austinites are signing a new petition.
Fearing regulation changes to Uber and Lyft in Austin, 23,000 Austinites signed a petition opposing new proposals.
Ridesharing supporters quickly surpass signatures needed to give the petition to the Austin city will force Lyft and Uber out of Austin.

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