The city of Eugene, Ore. has fined the ridesharing company Uber $ 2,000 for failing to get a city license, and a city official says the fine could be repeated every day.
But the Eugene Register-Guard reported that whether Uber appeals the fine or pays up is questionable, because the firm and other people like it have ignored fines and resisted regulation in other cities.
Uber started operating in Eugene and neighboring Springfield in July. As in other cities, that angered classic cab firms that have to get licenses and spend annual costs.
An Uber manager didn’t address the fines especially in a statement but stated the company would defend the rights of Uber users and support Uber drivers.
Uber buyers download its app and hail rides from pools of independent drivers.
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Oregon City fines Uber organization For Failure to Get License
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