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TAXI SERVICES TARGET LYFT/UBER

Sep 17, 2014 | 9:23 PM

TAXI AND LIMO OPERATORS IN NEW MEXICO ARE FIGHTING BACK AGAINST THE RIDE SHARING SERVICES LYFT AND UBER. THEY'VE FILED A LAWSUIT SEEKING TO STOP LYFT AND UBER FROM OPERATING IN THE STATE. THE PUBLIC REGULATION COMMISSION PREVIOUSLY RULED THAT THE TWO COMPANIES WERE IN VIOLATION OF STATE LAW. BUT THEY'VE CONTINUED TO OPERATE. LYFT AND UBER USE SMART-PHONE APPS TO CONNECT PEOPLE LOOKING FOR A RIDE WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE CARS.