Business Insider -
13 Sep 2014 18:18

Ride-sharing startups Uber, Lyft, and Sidecar all recently launched carpooling services that aim to make rides cheaper for users by connecting them with other people who are traveling on the same route and don't mind sharing a car with a stranger. Turns out, though, those carpooling features are breaking the law, according to regulators in California. CNET's Dara Kerr reports that the California Public Utilities Commission has sent warning letters to all three companies which say that it's illeg...
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